Clovelly: a uniquely preserved coastal village, not a museum but a living community with two pubs and food shops etc. Unspoilt by the 20th century the village has steep cobbled streets where the provisions for the whole village are to this day pulled up and down the hill on sledges with the help of donkeys. No cars are allowed in the village and access is only by foot. There are several specially preseved 19th century cottages for visitors to look around including a fisherman's cottage and the cottage where Charles Kingsley lived with an exhibition of the author's life. The village boasts craft shops, a pottery and a visitor centre as well as boat trips from the quay.