Voted North Devon Tourism's "Best Attraction" award 2008, you'll find Clovelly's cobbled streets clinging to a 400 foot cliff, with flower bedecked cottages seemingly tumbling to the 14th century harbour.

• Steep cobbled traffic-free street with donkeys and sledges for transport
• Wonderful maritime ambience with stunning cliff top sea edge views
• A tranquil atmosphere, yet with plenty to see and do

The little fishing village, 11 miles west of Bideford clings to a wooded 400 foot cliff. There is no traffic on its tumbling, cobbled street, only the donkeys and sledges that are used for moving provisions.

Explore at a wandering pace, take time to absorb the beautiful and suddenly revealed views, savour the atmosphere of a quiet community and end up on the seashore beside the tiny harbour and lifeboat station.