Parece México, pero está a dos horas de Murcia: un cenote rodeado de 'vegetación selvática'
Un vídeo explicando dónde está y cómo se puede visitar se ha hecho viral en redes sociales
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Spain's Hidden Oasis: Is Chorradores de Navarres the Next Big Tourist Spot?
Hidden Gem or Tourist Trap? Exploring the Chorradores de Navarres Controversy Chorradores de Navarres, a stunning natural pool nestled in the Valencian Community of Spain, has recently gained viral attention thanks to a video by the travel blogger Viajeroaratos. The video depicts a picturesque hike through lush vegetation leading to a crystal-clear pool, described as a 'cenote'—a term typically associated with sinkholes found in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. However, this description has sparked debate among viewers. "A two-hour drive from Murcia," says Viajeroaratos in the video, "this is a perfect family getaway." This claim, however, is disputed by several commenters who point out the pool's closer proximity to Valencia and Alicante. The video's claim of being a 'cenote' also faces criticism, with some viewers stating it's an inaccurate label for the natural pool. Despite the controversy, the video has garnered significant views and comments, highlighting the public's interest in exploring hidden gems in Spain. The comments section reveals mixed opinions, with some praising the location's beauty while others express concern about the potential environmental impact of increased tourism. One commenter noted, "Navarres is beautiful, but I advise going a couple of days after rain, as sometimes there's no water or waterfall." This highlights the importance of responsible tourism and respecting the delicate balance of the natural environment. The popularity of the video underscores the desire to discover less-known destinations. While the accuracy of some claims needs further investigation, Chorradores de Navarres undeniably offers a stunning natural setting for those seeking a tranquil escape.
