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Things to do in Cornwall, Wild Futures Monkey Santucary, Looe, Cornwall
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2012 - Bronze
Green Tourism Business Scheme - Silver Award

South Coast > Looe
A Monkey Sanctuary set in beautiful woodland overlooking the picturesque Cornish coast.   The Sanctuary has been offering a safe home for life to monkeys in need since 1964.
Spa in Cornwall | Waves Spa and Hannafore Point Hotel | Looe | Cornwall

South Coast > Looe
Situated on the cliffside with stunning views across Looe Bay. Comfortable well equipped accommodation  many rooms with Balcony. Varied menus with local produce and well equipped heated pool and leisure facilities.
Historic House in Cornwall | Port Eliot House and Garden | Port Eliot | St Germans

South Coast > Looe > Rame Peninsula > St. Germans > Bodmin Moor + Tamar Valley > Saltash
A perfect outing for the family where children love to run free on the lawns.  Wander amidst rhododendrons and camellias; get lost in the maze, picnic on the award winning Best Picnic Spot. One of the most beautiful places in Cornwall.
Rame Head AONB

South Coast > Looe > St. Germans > Bodmin Moor + Tamar Valley
This AONB section contains the 800 acre Mount Edgcumbe Park, one of the most beautiful estates in England, as well as the Maker Heights, Rame Head itself and the picturesque villages of Kingsand and Cawsand.
Fowey by Carl Whitfield

South Coast > Fowey > Looe > Polperro
This section of the AONB runs from Par along the coast all the way to Looe and inland up the river Fowey as far as St Winnow. It is unusual in that it takes in both the town of Fowey to the west and the village of Polperro in the east.
Things to do Cornwall | Wildlife Park Cornwall | Porfell Wildlife Park | Nr Lanreath | Cornwall

South Coast > Looe
Discover Porfell Wildlife Park, Cornwall’s biggest exotic animal sanctuary, a wild family attraction only a few miles from Looe in South East Cornwall. It offers sanctuary to more than 250 animals from around the world.
Talland and the Hore Stone c SWCP

South Coast > Looe
A varied 7-mile walk taking in the beautiful wooded estuary of the West Looe River before crossing the coastal plateau to join the South West Coast Path and follow it from Talland back to Looe.