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The friendly seaside resort of Seaton, at the mouth of the River Axe, is a gateway town to the stunning World Heritage Jurassic Coastline, with its impressive cliffs, family friendly beaches, and opportunities to uncover a piece of earth’s ancient history with a fascinating fossil find.

Seaton’s mile-long stretch of pebble beach provides excellent water sports facilities such as fishing, sailing, swimming and windsurfing, as well as easy access to the South West Coast Path which links to Beer in the west, and Lyme Regis to the east, and offers abundant scenic views from the high cliffs.

The Seaton tramway runs seasonally, inland along the beautiful Axe estuary to Colyton and makes for a great day out for children, birdwatchers, and transport enthusiasts alike. Seaton Marshes Nature Reserve, with its newly installed viewing hide and wheelchair/pushchair-friendly paths, gives easy year-round access to this beautiful area, and the wildlife that has made its home here.

The town boasts many small independent and specialist shops, and high quality places to enjoy locally produced food and drink. It’s also less than a 20-minute drive to the picturesque market towns of Axminster and Honiton where you can get your retail therapy fix.

The Dorset coastal town of Lyme Regis is just a 15 minutes away by car, where you can spend the day learning about this unique stretch of coastline at the family-friendly Lyme Regis Museum, try your luck at fossil hunting, enjoy the beach, a stroll along the famous Cobb, or treat yourself to a meal at one of the many bars, cafés and restaurants that line the seafront promenade. 

A holiday in Seaton makes for the perfect base from which to enjoy a traditional seaside holiday in beautiful Devon and explore the magnificent Jurassic coastline stretching into neighbouring Dorset.
 

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The traditional seaside resort of Seaton is a lovely spot to relax, unwind, and make the most of having the coastal charms of both Devon and Dorset, right on your doorstep.
 

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The friendly seaside resort of Seaton, at the mouth of the River Axe, is a gateway town to the stunning World Heritage Jurassic Coastline, with its impressive cliffs, family friendly beaches, and opportunities to uncover a piece of earth’s ancient history with a fascinating fossil find.

Seaton’s mile-long stretch of pebble beach provides excellent water sports facilities such as fishing, sailing, swimming and windsurfing, as well as easy access to the South West Coast Path which links to Beer in the west, and Lyme Regis to the east, and offers abundant scenic views from the high cliffs.

The Seaton tramway runs seasonally, inland along the beautiful Axe estuary to Colyton and makes for a great day out for children, birdwatchers, and transport enthusiasts alike. Seaton Marshes Nature Reserve, with its newly installed viewing hide and wheelchair/pushchair-friendly paths, gives easy year-round access to this beautiful area, and the wildlife that has made its home here.

The town boasts many small independent and specialist shops, and high quality places to enjoy locally produced food and drink. It’s also less than a 20-minute drive to the picturesque market towns of Axminster and Honiton where you can get your retail therapy fix.

The Dorset coastal town of Lyme Regis is just a 15 minutes away by car, where you can spend the day learning about this unique stretch of coastline at the family-friendly Lyme Regis Museum, try your luck at fossil hunting, enjoy the beach, a stroll along the famous Cobb, or treat yourself to a meal at one of the many bars, cafés and restaurants that line the seafront promenade. 

A holiday in Seaton makes for the perfect base from which to enjoy a traditional seaside holiday in beautiful Devon and explore the magnificent Jurassic coastline stretching into neighbouring Dorset.
 

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The Monkey Sanctuary
(2 miles)

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Not perhaps what you might expect to find in Cornwall, The Monkey Sanctuary is a delightful opportunity to learn about its 36 inhabitants, all of whom have distinct characters and personalities.  An active rescue centre dealing with individuals that have often not had a very happy start to life, the priority is always their wellbeing, but it’s also an opportunity for guests to meet them and learn about the organization, explore the gardens and cultivated meadows, shop or relax in the café.  There’s also a play area for children, with views of the Cornish coast.  The sanctuary is closed on Fridays, but otherwise open from March to September (dates vary from year to year, so keep an eye on the website).  Prices start at £8.50 per adult and £5 for children, which entitles you to entry for a whole year.

http://www.monkeysanctuary.org/

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Great place they do a lot of good work for the monkeys! It’s just sad to hear some of the stories of how they were kept!

June 2018

Looe Golf Club
(3 miles)

While most golf courses claim a degree of outdoor beauty, Looe Golf Course really takes the biscuit, with panoramic views of the peaks of Dartmoor and the Tamar estuary to the east, Looe Island and the channel to the south, and the Cornish moors to the west and north. The club welcomes visitors and has a fully licensed bar and catering facilities as well as free parking, practice putting green and practice net, and a well-equipped Pro Shop all available. 

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Looe Museum
(4 miles)

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Owned by the East Loose Town Trust, the Looe Museum is managed by a small community of volunteers, and gives a delightful insight into the history and character of the area.  It’s an opportunity to develop your knowledge of the town and locality whether you’re a first time visitor or frequent tourist.  They frequently house new exhibitions and take part in local events, acting as a supportive part of the community.  In 2016 they celebrated the 150th anniversary of the lifeboats in Looe for example, by loaning some of its objects to the RNLI for a dedicated exhibition.  Admission is £2 for adults, £1 for children, and £4.50 for families.

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Very interesting and a friendly welcome. Lovely historic building

July 2021

Small museum but full of interesting artefacts. Well worth the £2 entry fee!

June 2018

Amazingly well-stocked, charming little museum, with efforts clearly made to interest both young and old. You can return as much as you like (for several months) on one ticket ... and to absorb all the information available, you may need to.

May 2018

The kids loved this compact museum especially the lady in the prison! We kept our tickets as you can return for free and they did, twice!! ????????

August 2017

Looe Sailing Club
(4 miles)
What would a seaside location be without a little sailing? Looe Sailing Club is a welcoming environment where membership is open to anyone wishing to join the club either as a sailing member or social member. The club fleets currently consist of Mirrors, Redwings, Lasers and Enterprises and they offer training, social events with live music and a hearty atmosphere, and racing championships. Opening times vary throughout the seasons, and for more information take a peek at the website www.looesailingclub.co.uk

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Looe Valley Railway Line
(4 miles)

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Linking the bustling market town of Liskeard and the picturesque fishing port of Looe, the Looe Valley Railway Line takes you on a journey through an abundance of landscapes from heavily wooded valleys teaming with wildlife to glorious estuary views as the river meets the sea.  See the river full of wading birds such as Litte egrets, Grey herons, Oystercatchers and Curlews, before stopping in Looe to explore the beaches, restaurants, shops and pubs.  Take a peek at their online journey planner for prices and timetables.  Dogs go free (up to two dogs per person).

http://greatscenicrailways.co.uk/lines/looe-valley-line/

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beautiful line but service not very frequent

August 2022

Brilliant little railway journey. Lovely oldie Worldie station. Beautiful scenery.

July 2022

Easy to book .The train rise itself is OK but mainly through woodland so not much too see apart from trees. The walk from the train station to the town is abit of a walk about 15 minutes .The town its self is ok but seems to be for older people ie the shops are very old fashioned. Personally we would not visit again .

July 2021

Totally brilliant. Loved it

July 2021

Delightful branch line, frequent + reliable service, lovely views of estuary, woodland, bluebells ?!

June 2021

Enjoyed our train ride, but was disappointed in Liskeard, got the next train back.

September 2020

we got a group saver ticket and was very happy with the price, but unfortunately our train was due to leave at 11:10. we were sitting on the train waiting and at approximately 11:40 the driver came from his cab and apologised that the loud speakers were not working and that the train was cancelled, so we had to wait until 12:22 on a very warm train.

September 2019

Lovely little train ride alive the river, worth while. Recommend travelling to Lisgard and getting a return to Looe, much cheaper to park that way!

June 2018

a lovely short train ride through lovely scenery. Liskeard was an interesting little town to potter in for two or three hours

May 2018

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THC customer service has been the best I’ve experienced when booking a holiday cottage in the UK. Efficient and helpful staff that are knowledgeable and friendly. The website is easy to use and navigate your way around. We have rebooked for next year beca