The Blue Peter Inn
18 May 2026
Find The Blue Peter Inn at the end of the quay at the fishing village of Polperro - the last pub before France'. Expect a warm welcome, a toasty fire and, quite possibly, a bit of live music thrown in.
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18 May 2026
Find The Blue Peter Inn at the end of the quay at the fishing village of Polperro - the last pub before France'. Expect a warm welcome, a toasty fire and, quite possibly, a bit of live music thrown in.
2 October 2023
A traditional village pub with relaxing interior and large covered patio for al fresco dining. Children and dogs are welcome and you can even order a takeaway to enjoy in your self-catering cottage.
27 July 2023
This traditional pub with its flagstone floors is situated in the heart of Duloe. It is very much a huge part of the local community and serves a varied menu for both lunch and dinner.
13 July 2021
Serving up delicious food seven days a week, The Inn on the Shore provides guests with an extensive menu from breakfast to evening meals. All of their meals are created using local produce and traceable farm meats, and their fish is sourced from West Country ports. Tasty meals are topped off with beautiful views. There is decking and a children's play area.
With a scenic location right on the quayside, enjoy waterside views and a menu created using local produce. There's a terrace for the summer months and the pub is child and dog friendly. The beach is just down the road making this a great place to stop for a well deserved break.
Dating back to the 16th century, the pub started out as a small Cornish farmhouse although it has spent most of its life as a pub. These days you can enjoy a drink or meal in comfortable surroundings where children and dogs are welcome.
If you are looking for a characterful Cornish destination to dine in then look no further! Built in 1420 using timbers from the Armada, Smugglers Cott serves local seafood and steaks in quirky surroundings.
Families and dogs are welcome at this traditional Cornish pub, serving home cooked food and real ales every day of the week. The large terrace is used for barbeques in the summer and visitors can enjoy lovely estuary views from here.
One of Englands oldest pubs (Est 1516) and set in the heart of Looe. 'The Jolly' as it's fondly known, now offers a comfortable, refurbished bar where locals gather several nights a week to sing sea shantys. You are welcome to join in.
A St Austell Brewery pub with pool table, big screen TV and family area. Situated in the centre of town it's family friendly and has changing facilites and high chairs.