Choosing Valencia to enjoy the summer holidays is not surprising. Its coastline, known for the beauty and quality of its waters, attracts tourists from all over the world.
But beyond his MediterraneanThe province hides little-known natural treasures that lend themselves perfectly to an outdoor adventure. No beaches, no coves. Impressive aquatic routes where you can enjoy a different summer, without giving up fun.
One of the most beautiful in Spain is located precisely in Valencia, in the municipality of BunolThe navigable route of this municipality creates a magical place, worthy of a story thanks to the natural pools and waterfalls it offers.
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A circular route of about nine kilometers with a rich historical and natural heritage. A simple route that will take you about three hours, depending on your pace and the breaks you take between baths.
Visiting Buñol is an excellent option, beyond its famous Tomatina festival. Just over half an hour from the Valencian capital, this river route will show you that the Valencian province is the best option for your summer holidays.
The Buñol river route
This trail located in the Buñol River Parkfacing San Luis Park, offers a fascinating tour through rivers, springs and waterfalls nestled in the spectacular landscape of the Hoya region.
The first section of the trail is located in the urban area itself, also including the river park. During the tour you can see the remains of the old factories, once the main source of wealth of Buñol.
Caves of Las Palomas, Buñol, Valencia.
In this first part of the route we will also find an old and beautiful mill or a library built on the old paper factory of the town, a clear example of how Buñol is committed to the conservation of its historical and cultural heritage.
Soon you will enter the most exuberant nature of the region. On the banks of the Buñol River, one of the most charming natural monuments of Valencia stands impressively: the Turche Cave.
This impressive rocky cavity in the middle of the earth has a waterfall about 60 meters highThe water falls into a spectacular pool of crystal clear water, perfect for diving and, of course, capturing the moment with the most Instagrammable photo of the entire route.
After the stop and continuing the route, you will arrive at the Pigeon pondAnother beautiful natural pool in the middle of lush nature. Another of the obligatory stops to cool off and appreciate the nature of the place.
Buñol Waterfall and Natural Pool, Valencia.
From the Pigeon Cave Another spectacular waterfall falls, this one about 20 meters high, which lets its cool water flow down to a swimming pool set of unparalleled beauty.
He Puddle MorningNext to this last cave, there is another of the jewels of this river route. Bathed by the bed of the Juanes River, from here you can see the cave of the same name that is hidden behind the vegetation.
What you need to know about the Buñol river route
Its degree of difficulty is medium, but this river route is suitable to travel even if you are not in excellent physical condition. However, you must bear in mind that if you have reduced mobility, there are areas that you will not be able to access.
Along the trail you will find declared stone constructions UNESCO World Heritage Sitein addition to others of great importance. It is important that you respect the environment and take care of the environment to preserve the beauty and charm of the places.
Set of pools and waterfalls on the Buñol River route.
Equip yourself with typical summer supplies to stay well hydrated during the walk.
Choose a type of shoe with a sole that grips the ground well to avoid slipping. The rest? It’s just about enjoying this incredible enclave and having a good time.
