Looe is split by the River Looe, both towns are joined together by a bridge across the river, in Medieval times both towns were separate with East Looe having the harbour and main shopping center while West Looe is quieter but also has small corner shops, restaurants, and hotels. The bridge that joins them was constructed back in 1853, replacing the bridge built in the 15th century.
Portheras Cove is one of West Cornwall’s gems, located in the wildest stretches of Cornish coastline and not that easy to locate means in the summer its a haven to escape the busy tourism Cornwall receives. Portheras is actually owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, the beach itself is a lovely sandy cove located at the end of a shallow valley with sheer cliffs at the northern end. Recently parts of the beach are now out of bounds because of wrecks which have left razor sharp fragments under the sand.
Porthtowan Tidal Pool is located in North Cornwall situated in Porthtowan town. This popular seaside town attracts many of Cornwalls surfers being one of the most loved surf spots in Cornwall.
The Porthtowan Tidal Pool/Rockpool is a hidden gem nestled in the beautiful village of Porthtowan. This tidal sea pool invites wild swimmers and those looking to brave the cold winter waters. Take a dive into the beautiful blue waters of Porthtowan tidal pool.
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