Lentsherd (pronounced "Lanshard") is held on Shrove Tuesday and is an old Clovelly custom.

When dusk starts to fall, the participating children meet at the top of the cobbles with each one carrying a tin can attached to a long string.
They then set off down-a-long the street, whooping and dragging their clattering cans behind them to the harbour where the cans are tied together and thrown into the sea (to be later retrieved).

20 fudge stones, like this one, will be hidden in the village each day. Find one and take it to the Fudge Shop at the Visitor Centre and discover how much fudge you have won.

If you find Number 20, you will get a whole kilo of fudge, made up of 8 different flavours - what a treat! And you can come back and try again. One stone redeemable per visiting family per day.  Admission charges apply.

An absolutely gruelling 17 mile cross country run that only the toughest can survive. Take part only if you are very, very fit but by all means come and spectate at this awe inspiring test of endurance, courage and ultimate fitness.  The Hartland Hartbreaker is now in it's second year and aims to be one of the most difficult runs in the country.  In aid of the Children's Hospice.

The row from Clovelly to Lundy and back across 32 miles of open seas is a huge test of endurance. Depending upon the weather and tides, it can take up to four hours. Do come along and support the brave crews! They leave Clovelly at 8am and arrive at Lundy at about 11am. The following day they leave Lundy at about 1pm and arrive back at Clovelly at about 4pm