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Cova I de Cala Bona

Sea cave with a 30 m passage in Tossa de Mar (Selva), on the promontory that separates cala Bona from cala Pola.

Tossa de Mar • Selva 30m

Sea cave with a 30 m passage in Tossa de Mar (Selva), on the promontory that separates cala Bona from cala Pola.

Characteristics

Location

On the promontory that separates cala Bona from cala Pola. Very visible. Approximate coordinates.

Map

Entrances

Always verify coordinates and access conditions before setting out.

  1. Cala Bona, Cova i de

    Elevation: 0 m

    41.731053, 2.949583
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 495901 4620122
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Description

Morphology

It consists of a single gallery 30 metres long, 5 to 8 metres high, 9 wide and with a depth under water of 8 metres. At the end of this gallery two cracks open on each side. The one on the right, after climbing over a rock, ends quickly. And the one on the left, half submerged, is impenetrable but about 8 metres further on can be glimpsed.

History

The only reports we have are those published by members of the SIS – CE Terrassa who explored and surveyed it in August 1981.

In September 1996, members of the SIRE – UEC Gràcia visited and surveyed it again.

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Bibliography

  1. Badiella, Eduard; Badiella, Xavier; Badiella, Enric (1982).- “Les cavitats del litoral de la comarca de la Selva”. SIS (9): 37-64 / Arxiu del Centre Excursionista de Terrassa (29): 577-604. Terrassa.
  1. Sandoval, Jaume; Collado, Mª Àngels (1998).- “Cavitats litorals”. Excursionisme (263): 52-59. Unió Excursionista de Catalunya. Barcelona.

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