The lower entrance appears to us as a cave of elongated form, about 8 metres high by barely 1 metre wide. A second opening hides on the lower left side of the main entrance. A heavily eroded pit appears toward the blue sky. The drop is about 7 metres, with a small ledge on the N side. From outside, we observe the cavity as a magnificent eroded entrance and a tempting drop.

Everything suggests that it is nothing more than the remains of a pit that the retreat of the cliff has stripped of its lower part.

Climbing a few small ledges with a couple of wedged rocks, we reach the base of the drop of la Foradada. We can slip up into the cavity, first taking a few steps between the two walls of the cavity and then moving toward the N side of the rock, among the wild vegetation.