Navarrés is a municipality in the Valencian Community of eastern Spain. It is the seat of the comarca (county) of Canal de Navarrés, in the province of Valencia.
The town lies in a mountainous inland area of the province, in the valley of the Río Grande, a tributary of the Júcar. Its surroundings are known for the Fuente de los Baños, a natural spring and recreational area, and for the nearby reservoir Embalse de Escalona on the Júcar.
Navarrés is connected by road to the larger towns of Xàtiva and Alzira, and its economy has traditionally been based on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of citrus and olives, along with small-scale industry.