Clovelly and Hartland

Clovelly hangs on a 400ft cliff where donkeys were once used to transport people and goods up the steep cobbled streets.

The Quay here dates back to the 14th Century and has a great deal of smuggling and pirate history associated with it. Once a bustling fishing village, it is still a traffic free village retaining its original charms. See map of Clovelly >>>

Hartland is the largest parish in Devon, situated in the far north west of the county.

Twelve miles of spectacular coastline, breathtaking scenery, wonderful cliff top walks, beautiful secluded beaches, an abundance of rare flora and fauna, stunning starlit skies. See map of Hartland >>>