Cenarth is a tiny village where three Welsh counties meet on the banks of the River Teifi. The sound of rushing water fills the air from Cenarth Falls. Here, a series of small waterfalls and deep pools create a path for leaping salmon. You can see the 18th-century stone bridge with its unique circular holes. Beside the falls sits a historic flour mill and the National Coracle Centre. This museum tells the story of ancient round boats made of willow and ash. You can walk the woodland trails to find holy wells and old standing stones. The streets are calm and the pace of life is slow. It is a place of deep green trees and fresh river spray.