Seaton is at the mouth of the River Seaton on the south coast of Cornwall. It is a remote sandy beach, approximately 550 metres wide, surrounded by cliffs and hills. The River Seaton flows across the beach to the sea.
Beach type: Sand/shingle/pebble
Nearest town: Looe
Local authority: Cornwall Council
OS Grid Reference: SX303542
Marine Conservation Society Recommended
Looe
Tourist Information Centre
The Guildhall
Fore Street
East Looe
Cornwall
England
PL13 1AA
Phone 01503 262 072
Email looetic@btconnect.com
http://www.visit-southeastcornwall.co.uk
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Forecast for Sunday 19 August
06:00
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| Chance of rain | 8% |
| Max temp. | 17°C |
| (feels like | 15°C) |
| Wind 4mph, gusting to 6mph. |  WSW |
| Pressure | 1020 |
| Humidity | 96% |
| UV Index |  |
| Air Quality |  |
09:00
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| Chance of rain | 9% |
| Max temp. | 19°C |
| (feels like | 17°C) |
| Wind 4mph, gusting to 6mph. |  W |
| Pressure | 1020 |
| Humidity | 84% |
| UV Index |  |
| Air Quality | |
12:00
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| Chance of rain | 3% |
| Max temp. | 21°C |
| (feels like | 20°C) |
| Wind 4mph, gusting to 6mph. | W |
| Pressure | 1021 |
| Humidity | 76% |
| UV Index |  |
| Air Quality | |
15:00
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| Chance of rain | 5% |
| Max temp. | 21°C |
| (feels like | 19°C) |
| Wind 4mph, gusting to 6mph. | W |
| Pressure | 1021 |
| Humidity | 79% |
| UV Index |  |
| Air Quality | |
18:00
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| Chance of rain | 3% |
| Max temp. | 19°C |
| (feels like | 18°C) |
| Wind 3mph, gusting to 5mph. |  WNW |
| Pressure | 1021 |
| Humidity | 85% |
| UV Index | |
| Air Quality | |
21:00
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| Chance of rain | 6% |
| Max temp. | 18°C |
| (feels like | 18°C) |
| Wind 2mph, gusting to 3mph. | WNW |
| Pressure | 1022 |
| Humidity | 91% |
| UV Index | n/a |
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Low Tide
High Tide
Low TideImportant! Tide times are for the nearest measurement point and may not be accurate for this location. You should not rely on these times for anything other than a broad indication of when the tide will be at its highest or lowest.
In particular, these tide times are not suitable for navigational use. Accurate tide forecasts require complex calculations and detailed local information. If you intend to engage in any activity for which tidal information is important for safety reasons (including sailing, powerboating, diving, and surfing) then you should obtain professional data.
Downderry (Beaches) 0.7m E
Sherbeterry Rocks (Reefs and Shoals) 0.9m S
Looe Bay (Bays and Coves) 1.7m SW
Millendreath (Beaches) 2.2m W
Looe - Plaidy (Beaches) 2.5m W
Looe - East (Beaches) 2.9m W
Looe (Town) 3.1m W
Looe - Hannafore (Beaches) 3.1m W
Portwrinkle (Beaches) 3.5m E
Looe Island (Islands) 3.5m SW
Looe Island View
Looe Island View is a luxury house set on a hillside in Downderry, offering beautiful views of the sea and Looe Island. The house opens onto a balcony and a deck. Details...
Penvith Barns
With a rural location, Penvith Barns offers scenic views over the surrounding countryside and is just over a mile from the South West Coast Path. From here you can easily access the beaches of Looe or Seaton further along. Details...
The Copley Arms
Set in the picturesque village of Hessenford, the Copley Arms offers cosy en suite rooms, a bar and a restaurant. The Copley Arms is situated 8 km from Looe, with the historic fishing village of Polperro close by. Details...
Down Ende House
Around 3 miles from Looe, Down Ende House offers individually designed en suite rooms and an award-winning breakfast menu. With a bar and conservatory dining room, this Cornish guest house offers free on-site parking and Wi-Fi. Details...
The Hannafore Point Hotel
Overlooking the English Channel, the Hannafore Point Hotel boasts luxurious rooms, a terrace restaurant and 2 bars. Leisure facilities include a spa and an indoor pool. Rooms at Hannafore Point are sumptuously decorated in a traditional style. Details...
Fieldhead Hotel & Horizons Restaurant
The Fieldhead is a traditional, warm and friendly country house style hotel offering a very high standard of comfort. We occupy a prime, elevated position, with unrivalled sea views from virtually every room across Looe Bay. Details...
Looe Island View
Looe Island View is a superb detached cottage in an elevated position in Downderry in Cornwall. the cottage sleeps eight adults and two children in four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Details...
West End Cottage
West End Cottage is a detached cottage situated in the Cornish village of St Germans near to Saltash. The cottage sleeps six people and has one double bedroom and two twins (one with an en-suite) plus a family bathroom. Details...
Miller's Lodge
Situated in the owner's grounds in the peaceful Looe Valley, this lovely stone-built cottage is on the outskirts of the Cornish village of St Keyne and just three miles from Liskeard. Details...
The Retreat
Adjoining an original mill house in the peaceful Cornish village of St Keyne, this charming, stone built cottage is just three miles from Liskeard. Offering cosy, comfortable accommodation for two, this property provides a well-equipped kitchen, an open-plan living area and a pretty private patio. Details...
Lower Well Barn
Lower Well Barn is a delightful detached stone barn conversion near Liskeard, sleeping eight people in three bedrooms. The cottage has a four-poster double, a twin and an adult bunks room, a shower room and an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with a double sofa bed and woodburner. Details...
The Corn Store
The Corn Store is an attractive barn conversion, on a working farm near Liskeard, sleeping four people. This barn offers upside down accommodation and has a ground floor double bedroom, a ground floor twin bedroom, a ground floor shower room, a ground floor kitchen with dining area and a first floor sitting room with an electric fire. Details...
