Cova de les Ones

Small sea cave in Torredembarra, about 10 metres long with a low ceiling, its sandy floor covered by seawater and a large block in the middle.

Torredembarra • Tarragonès 10m

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Cova de les Ones

Small sea cave in Torredembarra, about 10 metres long with a low ceiling, its sandy floor covered by seawater and a large block in the middle.

Torredembarra · Tarragonès

Length: 10 m

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Small sea cave in Torredembarra, about 10 metres long with a low ceiling, its sandy floor covered by seawater and a large block in the middle.

Characteristics

West of the port of Torredembarra, between the cova Otis and el Bufador.

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Cova de les Ones
Elevation: 0 m
41.133142, 1.397304
UTM 31T (ETRS89) 365489 4554775
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Wide cavity about 10 metres long, with a low ceiling and a large block in the middle.

The sandy floor is covered by seawater.

Certainly known since ancient times, although Josep Gual (2009) does not mention it in his notes on the place names of Torredembarra.

The first report about the cave was provided by members of SIRE – UEC Sants who had visited it in 1981.

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Gual Mallofré, Josep (2009).- “El roquer de Torredembarra i els seus topònims”. Recull de treballs (10): 125-136. Centre d'Estudis Sinibald de Mas. Torredembarra.
SIRE - Sants (1986).- “Les cavitats d'erosió marina en el litoral de Torredembarra (Tarragonès)”. Excursionisme (134): 3-12. Unió Excursionista de Catalunya. Barcelona.