Avenc Dani Laguna

The initial hole was half covered by a mastic tree, and was almost half a metre deep. The access shaft is 6 metres, free-climbable. The chamber is 7x5 metres with a maximum height of 1.80 metres. There is a 1.80 metre drop that leads to a dead-end little chamber (level -8.5 m). To the right of the "pas per collons", just after leaving it, there is a small 3 metre pit, free-climbable, full of mud at its base, maximum level (level -9 m). Climbing back up this small pit on the opposite side of the "pas per collons", a 2 metre high gallery appears that becomes narrower and lower until reaching a narrow passage with a small column that we must skirt, and which leads to a small elongated chamber (level -7 m) and also dead-end.

Abundant straws on the ceiling.

In two days of digging, they managed to descend the 6 metres of the access shaft, free-climbable, and it was necessary to force a very narrow passage, which the companion Javi Bernabé named "pas per collons", since it was what he needed at that moment to access the Sala Oculta. Only he could get through it, and Joan from outside and Javi from inside dug until the passage was clear for everyone. Once in the chamber, 7x5 metres with a maximum height of 1.80 metres, we find on the left a long bedding plane that ends without continuation; continuing straight ahead, and always progressing carefully so as not to break the abundant straws on the ceiling, we find a 1.80 metre drop that leads to a dead-end little chamber (level -8.5 m).