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Best of South East Cornwall…
Looe, Polperro, Polruan, Rame, Kingsand, Cawsand, Seaton, Bodmin Moor, the Cheesewring, the Hurlers, Siblyback Lake
                            ...a place for all seasons

OK so the nights are closing in a little but summers not over yet. Statistically Cornwall can expect some really good weather in September and October - AND the beaches, villages, gardens and attractions are not so crowded.

Still time for the beach and even the sea which is at it's warmest at this time of the year. Time to unwind - so how do these sound: a bracing walk along the coast path or through South East Cornwall’s beautiful rolling countryside? A cosy evening by the fireside, or a gourmet evening meal by a harbour-side?
We can help …..

South East Cornwall Walking Festival  18 - 26 September, Formerly known as the Looe Valley Walking Festival and now in its tenth year, South East Cornwall once again invites you to explore its wonderful countryside in the hands of some expert guides. The festival incorporates wild food walks, walks to view steam rains, walks round pubs and walks ending at a beer festival - all alongside the more traditional coast-and-countryside ambles!

Steam Trains return to Looe on September 19th and 26th, for the first time in nearly 50 years, clebrating 150 years of the Looe branch line, and the 175th anniversary of the Great Western Railway.

For all of the above, see our Events Calendar

Take a look at our accommodation pages for some great places to stay and visit their websites for the very latest deals and offers.