Places to eat in the region include The Coddy Shack, Fish & Chip, The Barbican Inn, and Restaurant At Barclay House.
The center of St Martin ( which is at is longitude -4°24'52.964 and latitude 50°22'22.991 ) is located
3 miles away from Downderry, 3 miles away from Looe, 3 miles away from East Looe and 3 miles away from West Looe.
Available St Martin lodging
We currently have 8 accommodations in and around St Martin.
This small coastal haven is the perfect place to stay to discover south east Cornwall.
One of the oldest dwellings in Downderry, Oak Bee Cottage was was extended and modernised in the Georgian era as a seaside villa.
Trelay is a family site of some 6 1/2 acres with 70 spacious pitches set around a wide area (most with electric hook-ups). The site is ideal for the discerning tourist and can accommodate tents as well as motorhomes and touring caravans.
Well Cottage is a luxury barn conversion in rural Cornwall, with exceptional levels of comfort and tranquility, and superb facilities. Sleeps 4 people in two separate bedroom wings, both with super- kingsize beds and attached bathrooms.
Trelren is a spacious dormer bungalow overlooking Talland Bay with sea and rural views. It is the ideal location to enjoy a holiday on the south coast of Cornwall.
We are situated between the fishing port of Looe and the pretty fishing village of Polperro.
Six 17th century stone built barns and haylofts converted to comfortable and well equipped cottages all standing in a courtyard in one of Cornwall's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Adjacent to the SW Coastal Path with magnificent views of Whitsand Bay and the entrance to Looe Harbour.
The Old Sail Loft Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). One of the oldest buildings in Looe, still largely preserved in its original form, the cellar and loft are known to date back at least 450 years. Reputed to be a former haunt for smugglers and sea faring men of the 16th Century, it was then known locally as “The Run” probably due to it's time honoured association with smuggling which was rife along the Cornish coast.
