Navarrés

You’re invited to visit Navarrés, in Valencia, set in the beautiful Canal de Navarrés region, and explore a town surrounded by striking natural scenery and landmarks well worth photographing. Pick a date and start planning your trip.

Things to do in Navarrés, Valencia

Start by exploring the traditional streets of Navarrés’ historic centre, taking time to visit the Parish Church of la Asunción de Nuestra Señora. Dating back to the 18th century, the church features Baroque and Rococo elements and also houses the Parish Museum Collection, where you can see a range of liturgical objects. Highlights include a 17th-century polychrome sculpture and several finely crafted pieces of silverwork.

Next, head up to the Hermitage of Santísimo Cristo de la Salud, set on a small rise above the town, which offers views over Navarrés and its surroundings. A walk out to the remains of the castle is also well worth the effort; it’s a stunning example of medieval architecture whose ruins still shape the skyline.

Nature and outdoor plans in Navarrés

The Los Chorradores de Navarrés Municipal Natural Park is a real highlight for anyone keen on nature, walking routes and water-shaped landscapes. Here you’ll find a series of waterfalls and natural pools, along with Pozo de las Quebradas, which is known for its warm waters.

On warmer days, the Playamonte Lagoon is a popular spot for a refreshing swim. Surrounded by greenery, the area is well set up with information panels, rest areas, viewpoints, signposted paths and drinking fountains—easy to enjoy and hard to leave.

To round off your visit, Navarrés is also home to rock shelters and caves with ancient rock art, such as those at El Garrofero, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These can be visited by arranging a guided activity through the Bicorp Ecomuseum. Fancy discovering this corner of the region for yourself?