Holiday rentals and lettings in Clovelly

How many times have we wanted to be the protagonist of our own story? We invite you to visit Clovelly, its essence and UK romance will make you feel as if you were in a film, it's gorgeous! Holidu, to add to this experience, offers you incredible options of holiday rentals and lettings that will make you feel at home, all with a distance of only metres or a couple of kilometres from the city centre or Woolacombe and even Barnstaple, in any of these alternatives, you can have a great trip with your family or friends.

With a well-kept stone or wood facade, Holidu has amazing places for you to stay with your family or friends. The in-house facilities are quiet, easy on the eye and modern, the contemporary style will make you feel at ease and at home, but always with that British feel! The kitchen is well-equipped to make the most delicious dishes and enjoy them in the terraces or gardens available in these lodgings during the early hours of the morning with a delicious cup of coffee, or tea! The best of comforts just for you.

In the UK, specifically in England, we have the district of Torridge which is located in the north-west of the historic and administrative county of Devon, this presents us with a port town with an abundance of beauty and activity typical of its land, we are talking about Clovelly. Just 2.5 miles from Woolfardisworthy and 4 miles from Hartland, Torridge is on the Bristol Channel, with its eastern boundary at the mouth of its namesake river at Bideford, its main town and administrative centre. You will fall in love with its typical and traditional architecture with the beauty of its views over the Bristol Channel.

The way Clovelly welcomes its visitors is fascinating, well... It is one of the most beautiful villages in England, not only for the area, but for its inhabitants! Of the things that are a crime to miss on your trip is its famous main street, it's steeply descending up to 100 metres with beautiful cottages that have a structure dating back to the 16th century, and among this fascination, you'll see how by the end of your tour you'll have reached a fishing harbour, where you can fish or take boat trips to the stunning Isle of Lundy... we'll warn you: you won't want to leave Clovelly.

A village that holds so much history and has within it the purest essence of its land, deserves to keep that scent of purity to bring it to new generations, and Clovelly Village does us that favour. Stepping foot in North Devon makes a visit to Clovelly Village a must, its streets and all the culture that is so prevalent in its structures is fascinating, and moreover... the views are breathtaking. It is a private village, so there is an entrance fee, but this has allowed the facilities to be perfectly maintained. We recommend going to the harbour and then jumping into the beach at the small waterfall... an experience to keep not only in your camera, but also in your heart.

When we think of going to the beach, we always think of that warm destination with families in the sea playing and enjoying themselves... well, Clovelly doesn't present that perspective. Although the sea at Mouthmill Beach is a bit tricky to get a peaceful swim in, what's around and out of the water is more interesting: the views are beautiful on the way down to the beach, as are the wildflowers that grow along the way, and there's a stream that runs into the sea that is a delight. It is an unusual paradise, but we believe that among that rarity lies its beauty, well worth the effort of the hike to find this destination; we recommend going at low tide so that you can walk along the beach and arrive to enjoy Welcombe Bay.

An art gallery that showcases regional artists is 83 The Gallery. This place is worth a visit, it has some of the most beautiful and typical handicrafts and sculptures itself, all its art displayed on two floors that also shows you an unforgettable view of the town captured in its landscapes together with flora and fauna in these paintings, all these made with different techniques ranging from embroidery to paintings.

Clovelly Court Gardens is one of those gardens that you can't miss on your tour of Clovelly, it is small, intimate and full of flora up to the skies with the most vivid colours and the purest scent. The gardeners are very friendly and will explain everything you need to know, this garden is a must on your tour!

We know about an art gallery, but what if we told you that there is also a history museum? Well, yes, the Clovelly museum fishermen cottage is at your mercy to display the rooms, fixtures, fittings, furnishings and artefacts of Clovelly's past in its cottage, so you can learn more about the steps that preceded what we know today.

This shop is a very enjoyable visit for children, The Donkey shop is a place that has several donkeys nearby. They can take your child on a tour for a few minutes, the staff at this shop are very friendly and helpful and if you ask them, they will tell you the names of the donkeys that are part of the shop!

Breathtaking scenic views are part of those experiences that only within ourselves know how magnificent they were, one such place is A South West Coast Path - Clovelly & Mouth Mill, the rock formation is incredible and the trails and woods along the way when you are doing your walk are fantastic, the walk is about 4 miles and when you come back into town, you can enjoy the restaurants and pubs for a delicious meal and a couple of drinks with your company.