Holiday rentals and lettings in Looe

Are you looking for a fantastic range of holiday rentals in Looe? There are various options available with different prices to meet all budgets. If you would like to watch the sunrise over breakfast or the sunset with a glass of wine, getting holiday lettings in Looe is your solution. Looe is a favourite destination for most people on holiday where you can enjoy getaways in the holiday lettings located in areas near Sandplace Station, the Old Guildhall Museum and Gaol, Polperro Harbour, Looe station and Looe beach. It is a lovely coastal town known for historical landmarks, amazing nature, and seaside culture; don't wait any longer book a holiday rental to enjoy the atmosphere of the lovely island.​

Whether you are at the destination with a large family or colleagues, the rentals offer extensive amenities. They provide everything from extra luxury bedrooms, additional bathrooms, on-site parking sites and enclosed gardens to make your holiday perfect. The houses have balconies with views of the entire Looe neighbourhood filled with nature, which provides you with a chance to disconnect with the busy city life. For the pet lovers, your holiday isn't complete without your best friend; the house rentals are pet-friendly with enough space for extra comfort.​

Looe is a lovely town in the south-east of Cornwall where you can create unforgettable holiday moments. Five miles from Looe lies the Porfell Wildlife and Animal Sanctuary, with a woodland walk, children parks, peacock tearooms, where you can interact with different kinds of animals. In Looe's oldest buildings, you will find Looe Gaol and Guildhall Museum with various historical collections.

At the south, Looe, 20 miles from Plymouth, is the Devon-Cornwall border with a small fishing town port which offers various excursion places for holidaymakers. If you are looking for extreme places to explore the town's sports and caverns, 9 miles away lies the Liskeard market town. Along Looe's coast, Polperro and Fowey lie on the western side while Cawsand and Kingsand are in the East. If you want to relax at a beach, East Looe has the best sand for a family holiday, the beach at Hannafore provides suitable children pools. If you need a quiet beach to relax, the West Looe beaches are less crowded. At the historic port of Looe, you can find numerous local pubs, restaurants, and hopping places. The East Looe beach is packed with various shops, pubs, and restaurants waiting for you to explore.

Are you looking for a family-friendly destination with kid friendly activities? You can visit the monkey sanctuary in Looe, which boasts a beautiful wildlife garden and a large play area where your kids can explore the environment around. You can also enjoy a family day out at the East Looe sandy beach, which has excellent access to shallow water and various eateries suitable for families. Also, visit the Seaton valley countryside park to enjoy family walks and biking at the beautiful natural surroundings.

The seaside town is a perfect destination with beautiful sandy beaches to suit your needs, whether you are on a romantic getaway, solo travel, or on group travel. When you visit the southern part of Looe, you can consider visiting the Whitsand Bay, a three miles stretch where you can go surfing. When you travel to the eastern part of Loo, you can visit the Downderry beach, which makes an ideal destination for snorkelling. In the western region, between Looe and Polperro lies the Talland Bay beach that is dog-friendly and offers great cafes with convenient parking places.

For a relaxing evening, visit the rustic Smugglers Coat and enjoy a variety of freshly prepared seafood as you relax on the waterfront. Try out various dishes like Cornish pasty, Kern, Warren beef or clotted cream tea.

Explore the Loo's countryside memorably by riding amidst the stunning natural surroundings. It will be fun if you go through the wooded river valleys between Looe and Liskeard.

Visit Looe's Buller Quay for a guided canoe expedition, ensure that you have a river trip, and go around the nature reserves to explore the hidden treasures. You can also go for a fishing trip at Looe's fishing port.

On a sunny morning, explore the natural wonders and scenic views by taking a walk at the trail, which gives you a chance to connect with nature. Take a coastal walk at the South West Coast park for some fantastic views.

The landscapes and garden are designed to bring a fantastic atmosphere to help you relax. The peaceful woodlands and vast lawn makes it a perfect picnic spot.