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Welcome to the private village of Clovelly
Set into a steep hillside, Clovelly is one of the most famous villages in the world. The single cobbled high street winds its way down the hillside through traditional whitewashed cottages festooned with fuchsias and geraniums. Unusually, the village is privately owned and has been by the same family since 1738. Their policy is to care for Clovelly and keep it in the style of the mid C19th. This involves much quality maintenance and the modest entrance fee makes an important contribution to the work (Please click on Visitor Centre tab for current admission prices). This National Trust-like preservation of the whole village is what provides so much pleasure to its visitors, who treasure the atmosphere, the picturesque charm and the stunning views.
Traffic is banned from the high street with visitors parking at the top of the hill adjacent to the Visitor Centre. The high street drops through the 16th century cottages to a small harbour and for a small fee, a Land Rover service ferries visitors up and down the steep hill via a back road. MAGICAL CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR BREAKS AT CLOVELLY   To view our downloadable brochure for details of our exciting package, please see accommodation pages of the hotels. Alternatively, please call either the New Inn on 01237 431303 or Red Lion on 01237 431237. Festive Fare
IN THE run up to Christmas, the Red Lion offers delicious five course Christmas lunches for just £19.95 per person for parties of 10+.
For menu and reservations, please call: 01237 431237
DINE IN the magnificent Hamlyn Room of The New Inn for lunch on Christmas Day and enjoy a rich feast of five courses for £42.50 per person. For menu, please see New Inn under Dining and for reservations, please call: 01237 431303.
For details of HALF PRICE MID WEEK B&B OFFER at the NEW INN, and FREE CHAMPAGNE OFFER AND 3 FOR 2 OFFER at the Red Lion, please click on Offers.
STOP PRESS
SUPRISE ARRIVAL AT CLOVELLY
Much to the delight and surprise of everyone at Clovelly, a baby donkey was discovered on Monday, 18th August, in the stables.
To read the story, please see under What's On above and then click on News, or click on Donkeys on right legend.Keeping in touch: Clovelly E-Newsletter The first e-newsletter was issued in the first quarter of 2008.
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