South East Cornwall Brochure

The South East Cornwall brochure from Caradon District Council invites visitors to discover a corner of the county shaped by pretty villages, secluded beaches and starry skies that stretch well beyond the postcard image of hot summer days and ice-creams.

Coast and Countryside

From the Rame Peninsula to the Tamar Valley, this region offers a varied landscape for those who enjoy exploring at their own pace.

• Pretty villages and secluded beaches across the Rame Peninsula
• The Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with its remarkable starry skies
• A blend of coastal and countryside scenery to explore

Food and Drink

South East Cornwall is well placed for relaxed dining. Visitors can enjoy fine restaurants and cosy pubs in Looe and Polperro, and may even sample some freshly caught fish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is South East Cornwall?

It covers an area including the Rame Peninsula, the towns of Looe and Polperro, and the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

What is there to see along the coast?

The brochure highlights pretty villages and secluded beaches across the Rame Peninsula.

Where can visitors eat out?

Looe and Polperro offer fine restaurants and cosy pubs, with the chance to try freshly caught fish.

What makes the Tamar Valley special?

The Tamar Valley is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, noted in the brochure for its starry skies.

Is the area only worth visiting in summer?

No. The brochure makes clear there is more to South East Cornwall than hot summer days and ice-creams, with scenery and skies to enjoy year round.

Who produced this brochure?

It was produced by Caradon District Council to promote the South East Cornwall area.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Caradon District Council. For current details, visit the company's official website.