Coverack is a picture postcard, traditional coastal village. There’s a great beach, although it is mainly pebbly there are some lovely sandy areas too. If you fancy a spot of fishing it’s an ideal place to fish from the rocks. Walk along the seafront towards the harbour, along the way you will see a few small shops selling local produce, ice cream and locally made souvenirs. Coverack harbour is a working fishing harbour, you can walk along the harbour and look out to sea. Grab a bag of fish and chips or an ice cream and spend some time taking in the view sitting on the harbour wall. Roskilly's ice cream is locally made and sold in the village. Parking: There are three car parks in Coverack, although they are small ones you may not be able to park in large motorhomes in them. Two car parks as you approach the village and one near the harbour. Tip: Don’t try to drive to the harbour in a motorhome, it’s too narrow and there isn’t room to turn round.