Cova Bonica

We find an elongated visor-like rock shelter; its total width is 17.60 metres and its height reaches 5.50 metres.

Approximately in the middle of it, at 2.50 metres, we will find two entrances; we will enter through the left one, since the right one hangs at 2.60 metres.

The main chamber has a dome-shaped ceiling about 10 metres high; this shaft is connected with another parallel one by two windows. To reach this parallel shaft, we will overcome an r+1.80 by an ascending flowstone that we find in a N direction. We enter a gallery about two metres wide, which ends some four metres further on. We also observe a small chamber hanging from one of the walls, but with no continuation.

Progressing to the left about three metres, we observe a flowstone that gives onto the main chamber at a higher level. The area through which we entered the sala de la cova Bonica is occupied by a large stalagmite.

Progressing to the left about three metres, we observe a flowstone that gives onto the main chamber at a higher level. We continue along a lower gallery one metre high by 0.50 wide, not reflected in the old survey. On our right a small crawlway turns back seeking the entrance mouth.

Returning to the climb of the flowstone, we will overcome an r+0.90; we have now reached the floor of the sala de la cova Bonica, it is a relatively circular chamber, of irregular dimensions ranging from 3.30 to 3.80 metres. On the right, at 1.20 metres, we see the light of the other entrance. It is a narrow passage 1.30 metres wide by 0.25 metres high, through which we exit to the outside, in an opening 1.90 metres high by 1.50 wide. At 1.30 metres we drop down the step (r-2.60 m) already mentioned previously.