Cova del Mort

The entrance is 0.35 x 0.40 metres and faces a drop of 2.5 metres in depth; below it there is a narrow passage that gives access to its base. Here there is a sloping gallery with many remains of the excavations carried out by the archaeologists, which leads to a point where the gallery becomes wider. On the left-hand side, after a crawling passage, there is a drop of -5 metres that places you on a lower level, the galeria dels ossos. Back in the main gallery, this narrows again and a new drop of -2 metres must be overcome, currently (2017) rigged with a rope, which places you in a gallery that ends in the Sala Blanca. From the base of the last -2 metre drop there are some conduits that place you on two levels of superimposed galleries, and from the Sala Blanca a small pit can be descended that places you at the point of maximum depth of the cavity at -39 metres.

In the Sala Blanca there is an abundant profusion of stalactites.

The 0.35 x 0.40 metre entrance faces a drop of 2.5 metres in depth; below it there is a narrow passage that gives access to the base. The sloping gallery leads to a point where it becomes wider; on the left-hand side, after a crawling passage, there is a drop of -5 metres that places you on a lower level, the galeria dels ossos. Back in the main gallery, a new drop of -2 metres must be overcome, currently (2017) rigged with a rope, which places you in a gallery that ends in the Sala Blanca. From the base of the last -2 metre drop there are some conduits that place you on two levels of superimposed galleries, and from the Sala Blanca a small pit can be descended that places you at the point of maximum depth of the cavity at -39 metres.

It is not known whether the cave is currently still the object of archaeological study (2017), although it is full of sacks and other objects used for these tasks.