Cova d'en Gispert

The mouth is 5 metres wide by 8 high and has a maximum water depth of 9 metres, which will slowly decrease as we go deeper into the cavity. Once through the mouth we find a long rectilinear gallery of 100 metres that widens gently to 10 metres at some point. The ceiling rises suddenly to 13 metres and then decreases towards the end of the gallery, giving way to a large hall. At 80 metres along the route we find, on the right, a gallery of 16 metres with a low ceiling and a width of 4 metres at the beginning and 2 at the end.

Returning to the main gallery we reach the aforementioned hall; this measures 32 metres long by 13 wide and 15 high. In the middle of the hall there are large blocks fallen from the ceiling that interrupt the passage of boats of regular dimensions; from here on it is only possible to continue with the help of a smaller boat or by getting wet. The water depth in the hall is shallow, from 0.20 to 1 metre at some points.

On the S side there is a gallery of 10 metres in length, quite narrow, which ends in a widening where we find two small beaches. Following the main direction of the cave, the hall suddenly loses height until reaching 1.5 metres above the water, at the same time narrowing to form a gallery with a heavily concretioned ceiling. Then one arrives at a small room where there is a pebble beach that brings the cavity to an end.

The maximum water depth at the mouth is 9 metres and it slowly decreases as we go deeper into the cavity. The water depth in the hall is shallow, from 0.20 to 1 metre at some points.

In the middle of the hall there are large blocks fallen from the ceiling that interrupt the passage of boats of regular dimensions; from here on it is only possible to continue with the help of a smaller boat or by getting wet.