Cova de Can Port

The entrance opens onto a small slope with a small flat area in front; it is 3 m wide by 1 m high. It gives access to the main gallery, with an average width of 4 m and a height that in some places exceeds 5 m. At 16 m from the entrance a hole opens in the floor that will allow us to reach the lower level. A few metres further on, the cave makes a sharp 90 degree turn to the left. The new gallery has a smaller cross-section, with many blocks, some of good size, and with uneven ground. At its end it bifurcates: straight ahead a fairly narrow joint-controlled gallery continues, while to the right we can climb 5 m among blocks up a fairly vertical gallery in the manner of a vault.

The gallery of the lower level is relatively narrow but we can walk upright in much of it. We must pass over the mouth of a narrow shaft 4 m deep; at its bottom the highest point of the cave is reached, -12 m, and the beginning of a narrow crawlway can be guessed at, which we have not entered. The lower level ends in a slight upward widening closed by a vault that cannot be far from the outside surface.

The dominant morphology of the cave is clastic, but we also find sections with heavily concretion-covered walls, especially around the point where the cave makes the 90 degree turn.