Polperro

Polperro has narrow winding streets and alleys and is very picturesque, with a view overlooking a tiny harbour, Polperro is just a few miles along the coast from Looe, and is everyone's idea of a Cornish fishing village.
Polperro's visitors cannot take their cars into the village; the streets are to narrow, you must leave your vehicles in the main car park just outside the village (well sign posted as you approach the village from Looe or Pelynt)and then walk the remaining half mile to the harbour.

For anybody who feels they cannot manage the walk there are also horse and cart rides that take you from the car park to the start of the shops in the village or you can take the trams (bus) which will take you down to just by the harbour.
To the left of the Harbour there is the Polperro Heritage Museum of Fishing and Smuggling which is housed on the harbour side in an old fish processing warehouse. There are plenty of shops to look around and several narrow winding roads and alleyways to explore, Look for the Shell wall or find a giant conger eel in a Fish and Chip Shop.