周辺の洞窟・トップ8

The grotto was originally called Cova des Coloms because of the wild pigeons that lived there. When the village priest erected a statue of the Virgin Mary here in 1920, modeled on the famous Lourdes Grotto, increasing numbers of people came to this spot to ask the Blessed Virgin for healing. This seems to have had some effect, as those who were healed left thank-you notes in the rock niches and laid flowers in front of the statue. In 1942, Saint Bernadette, who had known Mary from earlier, also moved here.

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Great area 👊 great view 👀 we recommend

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Flashlight is an advantage, cell phone light could be a bit too dark. Water was still drinkable in February 2024, I filled up my 1.5 liter bottle and drank it without any later problems.

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The font is cool and very beautiful

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After days of rain, water is dripping and oozing everywhere. The steps are a bit slippery. By flashlight, you reach the man-made pool at the very bottom, whose water was drinkable in October 2021. To reach the Font de s'Avenc (spring of the rock fissure), a few short, easy scrambles are required from both sides of the path.

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In this huge cave, water drips from the limestone rock and falls into clay pots that have somehow been petrified by the minerals in the water. There is also a face carved into the stone (or is it a bear? or a horse?). It is worth getting closer.

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Some interesting animals run around in front of the house. E.g. 2 very nice peacocks

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Here you can refill your water supplies with fresh spring water. But you should have a flashlight with you.

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