Avenc de la Coma d'en Vila

The mouth forms a portal 2 metres wide by 1.5 metres high. From outside, we can observe a chamber about 6 metres long by 4 wide. It is funnel-shaped, but on the left side a ledge can be traversed, not without danger. On the west side of this peculiar vestibule, at the bottom of the aforementioned funnel, appears the only vertical drop in the cavity, which does not exceed 12 metres. The headwall, however, has a few drawbacks: a couple of large rocks overhang facing the bottom of the pit, one on the N lip of the shaft, where it will hinder our exploration, more on the ascent than on the descent. Another rock is suspended in balance between two walls of the vertical drop; it seems entirely secure, but it always inspires respect to have a rock of several tonnes above your head. At the base of the shaft we find a fairly spacious chamber, up to 10 metres long by 4 wide; the floor slopes slightly towards the S.

The sight of this area is quite spectacular, with the light entering through the mouth and the greenish colouration taken on by the walls and ceiling as well as the stalagmites found on the deeper side of this corner. We will highlight on the west wall a stalagmitic flowstone that covers the entire height of this chamber, and from the ceiling protrudes a set of stalactites worthy of admiration. We also find some flowstone on the S wall, where on its highest part it forms a kind of niche covered in concretions.