“One of our favourite activities is to see the Penguins come into shore at Low Head. Shirley set up the Penguin Tours over twenty years after a ship crashed into a reef just 5km of the shore of the Tamar River spewing out oil which heavily effected the local fairy penguins. After that day, Shirley runs tours to every evening with a team of young local volunteers to educate people on the little fairy penguins. ”

“Historic center of Low Head, with a Museum, Cafe and beautiful old buildings.”

“If you can get there at Midday on a Sunday, you can experience the restored Fog Horn sounding.”

“A beautiful long beach with few people, you can often enjoy the beach to yourself, walk along the Bell Buoy Beach or just enjoy a stroll to the end and then walk back enjoying the view of the Low Head Lighthouse. ”

“Beach entrance for East Beach. Beach with waves and sand dunes great for walks and swimming if you can brave the cold!”

“BYO Have a drink & nibble in Poo Corner and watch the sun set. So called for "Drinky Poo's"!! You might be on your own or others may congregate!!??”

“Historic and Scenic. Experience the Little Penguin Tours, c1833 Lighthouse, c1805 Pilot Station Maritime Museum, hear the Low Head Foghorn on Sundays at 12 noon. East Beach is great for a picnic!”