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One jewel is the extensive waterfall and rapids complex at Cenarth Falls. The river has a great reputation for fishing, with abundant stocks of salmon, trout and grayling. In the autumn, salmon can be seen leaping near the 200-year-old bridge.
Near the falls, the Coracle Museum displays traditional light-weight boats of bent sticks and waterproofed hides. Few fishermen use coracles nowadays, but many love the challenge of paddling them. The annual coracle races attract competitors from all over the world.
Popular Places in the Teifi Valley
In the north at Tregaron is the Red Kite Centre. The Victorian woollen mills of Drefach Felindre and cafe, the site of the Welsh Wool Museum.
Cilgerran is a treasure chest. The National Trust castle dates from 1110 and overlooks a river gorge which was depicted in a painting by Turner. St. Llawddog’s churchyard contains a megalithic standing stone covered in Irish Ogham writing. Also nearby is The British Birds of Prey Centre
Before reaching Cardigan the river passes through reed-beds and water meadows where otters and badgers make their homes. Nearby is the extensive Welsh Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran where even Asian water buffalo can be seen in summer.
Our favourite things to do in The Teifi Valley area
- Go to Cenarth Cheese, sample the prize winning cheeses and watch them being made.
- Visit Cenarth, see the falls, the craft shops and have home made cakes at Ty Te
