Caves and shafts in Cadaqués
Cadaqués, in Alt Empordà, rises at the foot of Cap de Creus, Catalonia’s first protected land-and-sea natural area and the point where the Pyrenees meet the sea. A fishing village turned artistic landmark through Salvador Dalí’s presence, it preserves a narrow, whitewashed, cobbled old town. The rugged relief of slate and granite at Cap de Creus coexists, at specific points of the municipal district, with small coastal cavities.
The catalogue includes 2 cavitats in Cadaqués. Cova Tassana, amb 61 m de recorregut.
The surveyed length of the caves with this data ranges from 50 to 61 metres. The depth on record is 11 metres. 2 different rock types are recorded here. You can check the full entry for location, access and, where available, photographs and survey maps. The whole set of caves on this page can also be downloaded as CSV or JSON.
County: Alt Empordà
