More of a hamlet than a village, Seaton has its own beach and a quaint village green. Along the coast is the much busier Looe, a lively resort that straddles a river and edges up the sides of a deep wooded valley. Seaton's biggest attraction is undoubtedly the Monkey Sanctuary, home to a colony of Woolly monkeys and a group of Capuchin monkeys, all of which are guaranteed to melt the heart.
Much of the finest Cornish fish is landed in Looe, creating a very busy fish market and inspiring a clutch of good seafood restaurants in the town. The beach has a classic English seaside feel.
28 March 2015
More of a hamlet than a village, Seaton has its own beach and a quaint village green. Along the coast is the much busier Looe, a lively resort that straddles a river and edges up the sides of a deep wooded valley. Seaton's biggest attraction is undoubtedly the Monkey Sanctuary, home to a colony of Woolly monkeys and a group of Capuchin monkeys, all of which are guaranteed to melt the heart.
Much of the finest Cornish fish is landed in Looe, creating a very busy fish market and inspiring a clutch of good seafood restaurants in the town. The beach has a classic English seaside feel.