Events
Discover local events in Coverack, Cornwall. From harbour festivals to seasonal celebrations, there’s always something happening during your stay.
Located on the eastern side of Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula (a National Landscape and the UK's southernmost region), Coverack (Porthkovrek) is a quintessential Cornish fishing village. With its thatched cottages, sheltered crescent beach, and vibrant harbour wall where fishing boats bring in the daily catch, it is a truly magical destination for all ages.
Dog-Friendly Sheltered Beach: Expansive golden sands at low tide and calm waters make it ideal for paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing and year-round dog walking.
World-Class Geology & History: One of the rare places on Earth where the mantle, crust, and Moho boundary are exposed. Its 1724 harbour was built using local green serpentine stone, guarding a coast rich in maritime shipwreck history.
Coastal Trails & Diving: Direct access to scenic routes along the South West Coast Path and offshore diving grounds around the Manacles reef and Lowland Point.
Community Charm & Local Food: Enjoy local shops, sea-view cafes, a pint of Tribute on the harbour wall, and village events like the annual 50+ year Christmas Day charity swim.
Explore our local guides below to play your days out, and we look forward to welcoming you to Little Trevothan!
Discover local events in Coverack, Cornwall. From harbour festivals to seasonal celebrations, there’s always something happening during your stay.
Find the best places to eat in Coverack, Cornwall. Enjoy fresh seafood, cosy pubs, and cafés with stunning harbour views.
Explore local services in Coverack, Cornwall. From shops to essential amenities, everything you need for a comfortable stay is nearby.
Discover things to do in Coverack, Cornwall. Beaches, coastal walks, watersports and more on the beautiful Lizard Peninsula.
A fabulous birds-eye view of Coverack taken by Chris Baish during the winter of 2019.
We are often asked how long does the walk to Coverack take. Well it is just under a mile and takes around 20 minutes to get down (and a little longer to come back up again!) Here is a video taken by a couple staying with us in 2020 showing their walk down the lane into Coverack. Pick up the Coverack part of the video at 7:08 minutes onwards.