Balma del Daurell

These are two rock shelters, one of them built, opened in conglomerates. The built part has an elongated shape, is of a single storey, and an outer wall closes the cavity. The work is made of masonry, with two windows, and inside there are remains of a wall that divided the space. At the southern corner there is a very well-preserved oven.

The cavity has dimensions of 23 m in length by 6 m in width and 2.5 in height. The north shelter is 14 m long by 11 m deep and 1.8 m high.

In the south shelter there is the house, and the north shelter, which must have served to keep livestock, shows no construction traces. It is an interesting example of a house built into the rock within a rock shelter, with medieval origins.