Los Chorradores de Navarrés
A tropical, almost Balinese-looking spot where two waterfalls tumble into turquoise pools on walls covered in moss and plants. An easy, photogenic route through lush vegetation.
Los Chorradores de Navarrés looks like it belongs in a distant tropical landscape, though it sits within the province of València. In the Canal de Navarrés district, about 70 km from the capital, two waterfalls tumble into pools of intense turquoise, framed by walls draped in moss and lush vegetation. The atmosphere is almost Balinese, and genuinely photogenic.
What to see
The main draw is the pair of waterfalls that fall into the turquoise pools. Constant moisture has carpeted the rock faces in moss and plants, and the result is a cool, green microclimate that contrasts sharply with the dry landscape around it. It is a small place, but visually striking, and worth a few quiet minutes by the water.
The trail
Access is via an easy path through the vegetation, suitable for almost any visitor. It's a short walk, better for taking slowly than for covering distance.
Tips for your visit
- Wear shoes with good grip: the stones near the water are usually damp and slippery.
- Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially at weekends and in summer.
- Respect the surroundings: take your litter with you and protect the vegetation.
- Combine it with other spots nearby, such as the Tres Salts de Anna.
Frequently asked questions
What is special about Los Chorradores de Navarrés?
Two waterfalls drop into intensely turquoise pools, with walls covered in moss and lush vegetation that give the spot an almost Balinese look.
Where is Los Chorradores de Navarrés?
It is in the Canal de Navarrés region, about 70 km from the city of Valencia.
Is the route to Los Chorradores difficult?
It is a simple and very photogenic route through lush vegetation; a small but visually intense place.
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