Hope Cove

Hope Cove is a coastal village in Devon, England, situated in the South Hams district. It comprises two small settlements, Outer Hope and Inner Hope, separated by a rocky promontory. Historically a fishing village, Hope Cove now relies primarily on tourism, drawing visitors with its beaches, coastal walks, and scenery.

The village has a rich maritime history, with past involvement in smuggling and shipwrecks. The coastline is part of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The local geology features Devonian slate.

Access to Hope Cove is primarily by road, connecting it to nearby towns such as Salcombe and Kingsbridge. Local amenities include pubs, restaurants, shops, and accommodation options catering to tourists. The South West Coast Path passes through the village, providing access to coastal walks with views of the English Channel.