easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking is moderate and manageable for most participants.
Discover the natural beauty of East Looe on a scenic walk through woodland and along the coast, topped off with a delicious breakfast. Perfect for a relaxingly active day in Cornwall, this tour offers breathtaking views and tasty treats in one unforgettable outing.
Set against the rugged coastline and lush woodlands of East Looe, Looe and Beyond Walking Tours invites adventurers to break free from the ordinary and immerse themselves in a multi-sensory journey through Cornwall's striking natural landscape. The outing begins with a quick 20-minute bus ride that whisks participants from the charming town of East Looe into a quiet woodland setting. Here, a gentle two-mile walk winds through the trees along ancient paths, revealing patches of vibrant bluebells in spring or golden leaves in autumn, while bird calls echo through the canopy.
As the trail meanders toward Seaton Valley, visitors are treated to panoramic views of the South West Coast Path, where jagged cliffs plunge into crashing surf below. The highlight isn’t just the scenery—it’s the chance to indulge in a hearty breakfast bap, a perfect fuel for the upcoming coastline stretch. Returning to Looe along the coast, walkers are treated to spectacular ocean vistas, rocky coves, and perhaps a glimpse of seabirds soaring overhead.
Looe and Beyond is a standout in the local outdoor scene, blending active leisure with culinary delights. This journey isn’t just about spotting natural beauty; it offers an intimate taste of Cornwall’s coastal character, making it ideal for those who want to combine hiking with relaxing, flavorsome experiences. Whether you're a casual walker or a seasoned hiker, this trip balances accessible terrain with jaw-dropping scenery, perfect for a weekend escape or a leisurely day in nature.
With its seamless blend of woodland serenity, rugged coastlines, and tasty treats, this tour offers a well-rounded adventure that leaves visitors refreshed and inspired. It’s a way to truly connect with Cornwall’s outdoor magic—heart, scenic beauty, and a good meal all in one outing.
The woodland paths and coastal sections can be uneven; good shoes will keep you comfortable and stable.
Weather can change quickly along Cornwall's coast, so dressing in layers and carrying rain gear is wise.
Enjoy your meal before the walk to ensure you’re fueled up for the scenic trek back to Looe.
The coast and woodland are home to seabirds and small forest fauna worth observing.
Seaton Valley was historically a hub for local fishing and maritime trade, now a peaceful natural refuge.
Local tour practices support preserving Cornwall's coastline and woodland habitats, emphasizing sustainability.
Essential for navigating woodland trails and coastal paths comfortably.
Adjust clothing as weather conditions change throughout the day.
Stay hydrated during your walk in Cornwall’s fresh air.
Capture the stunning coastline and woodland vistas.