Travel To Westcliff 

Travel to Westcliff is simple and there are road, rail and air options to consider.

By Road: The most common route from all major cities is to take or join the M5 southbound to Exeter. At Exeter, the M5 becomes the A38 dual carriageway which travels through Devon towards Plymouth, a journey of about 45 miles. Keep on the A38 past Plymouth and carry on over the Tamar Bridge into Cornwall. Continue on the A38 for about 8 miles until you reach the roundabout at Trerulefoot. Turn left on to the A374 at this roundabout, signposted Torpoint and Looe. After 1.3 miles, turn right on to the A387, clearly signposted Looe. When you reach Looe, carry on the A387 across the Looe Bridge and follow the instructions above.

Distances:

Central London – 255 miles (410kms)

Heathrow Airport – 221miles (355kms)

Birmingham Airport  – 228 miles (367kms)

Manchester Airport – 292 miles (470kms)

Bristol Airport - 126 miles (203kms)

Exeter Airport  - 63 miles (101 kms)

Plymouth Airport – 21 miles (34kms)

Newquay Airport - 42 miles (68kms)

By Train: The nearest mainline station to Looe is Liskeard, approximately 10 miles away. Liskeard is on the main Penzance line with excellent services from London, the Midlands and the North run by major train operators such as Virgin and First Great Western. It is only approximately 3 ½ hours from London to Liskeard on the direct service from First Great Western. A number of train operators provide services on the Plymouth to Liskeard line and a typical journey takes ½ hour.

On arriving at Liskeard, there are essentially two main options for the journey on to Westcliff. For simplicity and convenience, our recommendation is for you to take a taxi which will only take around 15 minutes at an approximate cost of £12.00. There is a train service to Looe from the mainline station in Liskeard which takes just under ½ hour. 

By Plane: If you are planning to fly to Cornwall, we have collated some Cornwall Flight information with links to the relevant airline websites.