We only did the 1.5m stretch from Talland to Polperro. Was beautiful and easy to shuttle as 2 cars between us. We each had toddlers in carriers. Definitely not pramable. Worth the views. We bagged free parking at Talland however this is not an option peak season. Beware parking at Polperro very pricey but only one option so you have to accept.

Excellent walk. One or two sections that can stretch but most people will be able to manage it. Spectacular views all the way. Great stop at Talland where there is a nice cafe. Lovely approach to Polperro. Excellent bus service to take you back to Looe.

A wonderful walk. Rather up and downish, rough underfoot in areas, but great views. Suggest sensible footage such as walking boots. We generally take the bus or a boat one way and walk the other way.

Beautiful scenery on the SW coast path. Talland bay cafe a great stop. We wimped out and took the bus back for £2. NB the bus stop is on the left of the roundabout (which seems the wrong side) and then the bus turns around to head back to Looe.

A well managed path that is kept in good order. On a dry day it is a very peasant walk with excellent views. Some steep sections with steps, so you might be puffing a bit here and there! Wonderfully diverse landscapes, including gorse, grassland, ferns and others. You can hear only birds and insects, it is so peaceful. Just over six miles, took us 1.5-2hrs

Beautiful walk, even in the rain! Really lovely walk with good mix of terrain. Did it with my 7 year old who loved it. 2 hour, with stop at lovely cafe in talland bay. Polperro is well worth a visit too. However, I’d avoid in august just because it’s so busy, but same could be said for most of Cornwall during school summer holidays 😂

The best way to experience Cornwall. Beautiful coastal walk on well-groomed and well-marked trail connecting two villages each with their own charms. A few challenging hills but easily done. Cream Tea in Talland Bay a long the way was wonderful. Highly recommend.

Very scenic walk along the cornish cliffs. Links picturesque large Looe and small Polperro. Polperro & Looe (especially Polperro) are often mobbed with tourists during summer. Try to avoid crowds when you can. In Polperro, for example, try sticking to the streets higher up above the harbour where you'll find excellent views and much less tourists.

Fabulous walk with scenic views. I managed to walk from Looe to Polperro but the last uphill climb nearly killed me. Once I "eventually" reached the highest brow, it was a relief to walk down an equally equal incline. After taking in Polperro, I had to find the bus stop at the top of the village to get back to Looe. I discovered from a local that the bus sits at a stop facing in the opposite direction to the Looe direction then reverses before heading to Looe. Had that local not informed me then I would have been oblivious, who wouldn't? I took advantage of speaking to the bus driver to ascertain "if" I was on the correct bus but his sarcastic manner was most rude and unhelpful. A couple who shared the ride back also experienced the bad attitude of the driver, therefore BEWARE of bus drivers with chips on their shoulders! I only wanted some help for heaven's sake!