Coastal village with houses on a hill overlooking a sandy beach and a pier extending into the sea.

Looe attractions

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Great days out in and around Looe

Our favourite Looe attractions include something for every mood. From nature spotting, adventure, and relaxation.

Seal swimming in turquoise ocean water

Looe Island

Just a short boat ride from the town of Looe, Looe Island is a peaceful nature reserve surrounded by clear waters that are teeming with life. Explore the rugged terrain, spot seals basking in the sun and enjoy panoramic views across the sea. It’s also home to an old lighthouse.

 

Clusters of black grapes hanging on a vine with sunlight shining through the leaves

Looe Valley Vineyard

If you’re interested in sampling award-winning Cornish wine, head to Looe Valley Vineyard. Founded in 2008 on a sunny site in the East Looe Valley, the vineyard is open for summer tours and tastings from May to October. You can also book private tours for groups of 10 or more. 

 

Child wearing a helmet and harness ziplining outdoors

Adrenalin Quarry, Liskeard

Like most Looe attractions, the Adrenalin Quarry is located in a stunning beauty spot. Here, though, the views are best admired while plunging at 40mph along a zip line. Less than 10 miles from The Bay Talland, this old flooded quarry is a site of special scientific interest, with sheer cliffs on three sides surrounding a deep lake.

 

Freshly picked apples lined up on a stone wall outdoors.

Cornish Orchards

Tucked away in the Looe Valley, Cornish Orchards produces award-winning ciders and soft drinks using fruit from local farms. Pop by to enjoy a tasting and soak up the relaxed Cornish countryside atmosphere.

 

Field of colorful blooming tulips in a garden

Eden Project

The Eden Project is one of Cornwall’s most famous attractions, home to giant biomes filled with tropical and Mediterranean plants. It’s an inspiring day out that blends nature, art, and sustainability in a truly unique way.

 

White wooden bridge in a lush garden filled with blooming flowers and green plants

Trebah Garden

A beautiful subtropical garden leading down to a private beach on the Helford River. Trebah is full of colour all year round and makes a peaceful spot for a slow wander or picnic among exotic blooms.

 

A lush botanical garden with a pond filled with water lilies and surrounded by dense green foliage and tall trees.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan

Once forgotten and overgrown, Heligan has been lovingly brought back to life and is now one of the most captivating gardens in the country. Explore hidden pathways, sculptures, and an incredible mix of plants and wildlife.

 

Assorted afternoon tea pastries and sweets on a tiered tray

Lifton Farm Shop

A much-loved local spot celebrating the best West Country produce. Stop in for fresh fruit and veg, homemade bakes, and a warm welcome in a proper farm setting.