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POLPERRO HOLIDAYS

Smugglers, celebrations and a model village

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Visit Polperro

Polperro is a harbour town that was once home to intrigue, smugglers and pirates! Today, it’s just curious tourists that come and go and the locals are friendly. A car-free zone exists around the harbour meaning pedestrians can wander peacefully whilst taking in the sights and sounds. This once bustling fishing port, is now a charismatic and popular holiday destination that you can’t help but fall in love with.

Map showing the location of Polperro
Polperro Cottages

Polperro Cottages

The timeless charm of this pretty town makes a lovely place in which to base your staycation. There is a variety of quaint cottages to choose from that will simply enhance your experience.

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The Ultimate Cornwall Beach Guide

The Ultimate Cornwall Beach Guide

From golden sandy stretches to rocky coves, Cornwall has an incredible range of beaches to visit across the county. Read our ultimate beach guide and discover some of the best you can visit.

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A Local's Guide to Polperro

A Local's Guide to Polperro

Everything you might expect of an idyllic old fishing village. Cottages cling to the cliffs, fish and chips ships are dotted throughout the village and the harbour has shallow turquoise waters, perfect for paddling.

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The prettiest harbours in Cornwall

The prettiest harbours in Cornwall

We’ve rounded up a fantastic selection of the best harbours in Cornwall to entice you to get some fresh sea air at one of these amazing spots.

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A bustling town

Dotted with shops and places to eat, the town’s beautifully-named 13th century pub Crumplehorn Inn is 10 minutes from the centre and serves traditional food and local ales in a relaxed atmosphere. The Three Pilchards, the oldest pub in Polperro, is also well worth a visit.

If you venture to this part of Cornwall for New Year, nearby Looe has some of the best celebrations in the country, and at any time of year there is the Fowey ferry. Treks along the South West Coast Path offer beautiful views towards St. George’s Island, and you can take a boat trip to discover the many hidden coves that would have been the main attraction for the pirates. Every June, the food festival provides street entertainment, live music and plenty of community spirit. There’s never a dull moment in Polperro.

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