Pozo de las Quebradas
A natural pool of ferruginous water, very rich in iron salts, regarded as a genuine open-air natural spa. It lies on the way out of Navarrés towards Quesa, past the Los Chorradores waterfall, surrounded by lush vegetation. Access is regulated, with parking and a paid entrance during the bathing season.
The water of the Pozo de las Quebradas runs heavy with iron — so much so that this natural pool is regarded as a true open-air natural spa. It sits in the municipality of Navarrés, about 70 km from València.
Where it is
You reach it heading out of Navarrés towards Quesa, past the Los Chorradores waterfall, through thick vegetation. The pool, the nearby falls and the green surroundings together make this one of the most sought-after bathing spots in the Canal de Navarrés.
Before you go
- Access is regulated: there is parking and a paid entrance during the bathing season.
- The iron-rich water has a colour and character unlike an ordinary river.
- Bring walking shoes; the last stretch is on foot through vegetation.
If these water plans appeal to you, look too at the natural pools near València.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have to pay to bathe at the Pozo de las Quebradas?
Access is regulated: there's parking and a paid entry during the bathing season.
What makes the Pozo de las Quebradas special?
It's a natural pool of iron-rich (ferruginous) water, regarded as a true open-air natural spa. The water has a colour and character quite unlike an ordinary river.
Where is the Pozo de las Quebradas?
Heading out of Navarrés towards Quesa, past the Los Chorradores waterfall, amid abundant vegetation. Bring shoes for walking; the last stretch is done on foot.
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