Walk - Clovelly to Hartland Quay
10.3 miles (16.6 km)
Clovelly Hartland Quay
Challenging - Moderate to strenuous
This section of Coast Path leads you through the stunning, contrasting landscapes of the Hartland Peninsula. You emerge from ancient woodland to follow the path through pastoral land on the open cliff tops and, on reaching Hartland Point, you turn to leave the valleys and woodland behind you as you suddenly enter a more barren and dramatic landscape along the rocky coast to Hartland Quay. Waterfalls crashing to the secluded rocky beaches of the Atlantic, wild flowers and seabirds all contribute to the sense of wilderness and distance from the busy settlements of the north coast.
There are a range of wonderful places to lay your head near the Coast Path for a well-earned sleep. From large and luxurious hotels, to small and personable B&B's, as well as self-catering options and campsites. The businesses that support the Path, where you've chosen to visit, are listed here.
Gawlish Farm B&B
B&B and Self Catering. Single Night Stays. Hearty locally sourced breakfast. Camping available from 2026.
Hartland Caravan Holidays
Bespoke interior designed caravans.Bed linen & towels provided. 2min walk to shops, cafe & pubs.Single night stays welcome. Lifts to path on request. Outside doggy showers.
Stoke Barton Farm Campsite
Set 1/2 mile from the Path, we offer camping and full facilities incl.Taxi available to the nearest shops. 2 Pixie Huts with king size sprung beds. Seasonal on-site shop
Hartland Quay Hotel
On the edge of the Atlantic ocean, the Hartland Quay Hotel and Wreckers Retreat Bar provides refuge and refreshment for tired walkers!
East Titchberry Cottage & Camping
East Titchberry Farm is located just 200 metres from the SWCP near Hartland Point. We offer accomodation in a cottage, camp pitches, glamping tent and bothy.
West Titchberry Farm
Welcoming B&B conveniently situated for the Path. Separate Pod for 2, dog friendly. Evening meal & packed lunches on request. Pick up/drop off available. Call 01237 441287 for bookings
Quincecote Shepherds Hut
Warm, cosy Shepherds Hut, woodburner, double bed, free wifi,large integrated shower& toilet. Kitchen area set within its own garden with countryside and distant sea views. Lifts, lunches & breakfasts provided with prior notification. Single nights welcome
Cheristow Farm Cottages
Coastal country, dog-friendly, farm cottages sleeping 2-6 with hot tub and sauna. 1.5 miles from the Path. Near Hartland Quay. Lifts arranged.
Fosfelle Country House Glamping & Cottages
Fosfelle Cottages, Camping & Glamping. Perfect for those who want to stay within easy access of the coast path with its easy access to Hartland, Clovelly and Bude.
Little Barton Hartland Cottage & Farmhouse
20 mins walk from the Path at Spekes Mill, Hartland, Little Barton Farmhouse sleeps 10. Cottage sleeps up to 6. The Cottage can be booked for 2 people, for 2 nights or more
The Old Smithy B&B
Walkers are welcomed into our friendly, family run B & B. All rooms are en-suite. Enjoy a relaxing night’s sleep & home cooked breakfast prior to continuing your walk.
Slerra Hill Bed and Breakfast
Home from home accommodation perfectly situated for those walking the SWCP. Situated above the unique village of Clovelly walkers are assured of a warm welcome.
Harbour View Cottage
A beautiful cottage offering the only B&B in Clovelly's traffic free High Street on the route of the SWCP. Packed lunches, laundry facilities & evening meal by arrangement.
You'll be spoilt for choice for where to eat and drink along the Path. With lots of local seasonal food on offer, fresh from the farm, field and waters. Try our local ales, ciders, wines and spirits, increasing in variety by the year, as you sit in a cosy pub, fine dining restaurant or chilled café on the beach. The businesses that support the Path, where you've chosen to visit, are listed here.
Hartland Point Refreshment Kiosk
A welcome Refreshment stop - fresh coffee, tea, soft drinks, light bites, snacks, ice creams etc.
Docton Mill Gardens and Tea Rooms
Located in a delightful sheltered courtyard. Famous for cream-teas and also offer a selection of filled rolls, crab, salmon, beef, cheese and a variety of homemade cakes
Red Lion Hotel
18th Century Inn on the Harbour. Locally caught fish from the Bay including Lobster. 3 Dog-friendly rooms. Single Nights Stays Welcome
What is on your list of things to do when you visit the Path? From walking companies, to help you tailor your visit, with itineraries and experts to enhance your visit, to baggage transfer companies and visitor attractions there are lots to people and places to help you decide what you'd like to do. The businesses that support the Path, where you've chosen to visit, are listed here.
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