Cenarth is a pretty village in Carmarthenshire in mid-west Wales located by the banks of the River Teifi and is home to the spectacular Cenarth Falls, an impressive cascade of waterfalls. These waterfalls are one of the main draws to Cenarth, and are really stunning due to the wooden valley that provides a gorgeous backdrop, as well as the 17th century flour mill that is situated by the falls. With tree lined streets and a location surrounded by fields and meadows, Cenarth could be a great place for a country cottage holiday.
About Cenarth for Cottage Holidays
Lovers of nature will marvel as the salmon and sea trout which can be seen leaping up the falls in the autumn as they migrate back home upstream to spawn. Seeing these mighty fish jump out of the river is extremely exciting and is a must-see if you are in Cenarth during this time of year.
The National Coracle Museum is located in Cenarth and makes an interesting half day trip from the village whilst on a cottage holiday. A coracle is a lightweight and small boat traditionally used in Wales, but also in other parts of the UK, and this museum is dedicated to providing information about this interesting boat which has a rich history. On display are coracles from around the world as well as from Wales.
For an exciting day out whilst on a cottage break why not try Cenarth Adventure Centre, a great place to take kids (and big kids!). Children aged 4 and up can participate in paintballing, laser combat, remote control buggies, archery and a woodland challenge course with activities designed to test skills such as leadership. It is a great day out for those who want to try something different and you are bound to have a brilliant time!
To the west, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is within reach for day trips. Visit the stunning Welsh coastline and enjoy walks by the seaside as well as time in the countryside.
When it comes to relaxing and taking it easy on your self-catering holiday, Cenarth has many quaint and charming places to eat, from friendly local pubs to the Cenarth Tea Rooms which serves cream teas, cakes and sweets, as well as hot and cold beverages. You can easily soak up the unique atmosphere of Cenarth by simply strolling around the lovely streets, and if you feel like visiting somewhere new for the day then the sandy beaches of New Quay on Cardigan Bay are only a half hour’s drive away, meaning you can explore a lot of what west Wales has to offer.
More time by the seaside is available in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and Eglwyswrw on the edge of the park is just 10 miles away. For time in the country though Cenarth and the surrounding area are ideal.
Enjoy browsing through the choice of self-catering properties available on Country Cottages Online. We feature log cabins, rural country cottages and even farm-stay cottages. Whether you are planning a romantic break or family getaway, we hope you have the best of times in Carmarthenshire.
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