Caves and shafts in Roda de Berà
Roda de Berà, in the Tarragonès, opens onto the Mediterranean coast in a stretch where the Arc de Berà is still preserved, a Roman monument that marked the ancient Via Augusta. Its municipal area combines a coastal strip with a gentle hinterland climbing towards the interior of the comarca. Although the relief is mostly flat, the municipality contains some catalogued cavities associated with the area’s limestone outcrops.
6 cavitats (5 coves i 1 avenc) in Roda de Berà have been catalogued. Cova d'en Merla, amb 180 m de recorregut.
The surveyed length of the caves with this data ranges from 4 to 180 metres. The depth ranges from 2 to 61 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: Tarragonès
Rock Types
- Cova d'en MerlaConegudíssima cova de 61 m. de fondària i uns 180 m. de recorregut a Roda de Berà.
- Avenc d'en FloressoModest avenc al massís de Bonastre (Roda de Berà)
- Cova d'en DuranPetita cova d'uns 20 m. de recorregut a Roda de Barà
- Cova del Bon JoanInsignificant coveta a Roda de Berà
- Cova de la Coma d'en GallPetita cova vora Roda de Berà
- Cova del CraniÍnfima coveta de 4 m. de recorregut a Roda de Barà.





