Here’s what you can expect when visiting Clovelly:

• Clovelly’s steep, cobbled main street leads down through traditional cottages and shops to the scenic harbour and beach. The village’s car-free nature adds to its charm, allowing you to wander its quaint lanes undisturbed by traffic.
• The harbour area, with its pebble beach and picturesque views, provides an idyllic setting for a stroll or a rest by the sea. The harbour has been in use for centuries, contributing to the village’s rich maritime heritage.
• Clovelly Beach is situated at the bottom of the village, adjacent to the harbour. It’s a mix of pebbles and sand at low tide, offering a tranquil setting to relax by the sea.
• If you wander down the pebble beach, you will see a waterfall pouring out of the cliff face into the sea. There is a cave behind the waterfall where legend has it that the Arthurian magician Merlin was born
• Clovelly boasts various attractions and shops, including museums, galleries, and independent shops offering local products such as crafts and seafood. The Clovelly Visitor Centre provides information on the village’s history and attractions, while the Clovelly Court Gardens offer a serene and scenic spot to explore.
• The South West Coast Path runs through Clovelly, offering breathtaking coastal walks that lead through nearby woodlands, along cliffs, and to other scenic spots along the coast.

Throughout the year, Clovelly hosts various events and festivals, such as the Maritime Festival and Open-Air theatre performances.