쉬운 판타 데 사우 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Submerged Romanesque church dating from the 11th century.

Ideal parking to start a walk. Beautiful view of the reservoir and surrounding cliffs.

amazing view

La Rovira beach is located in the Sau reservoir, where the vestiges of the villages that were flooded to create the reservoir still remain. From this beach there are fantastic views of the spectacular cliffs that surround the swamp.

It is worth leaving the main trail and going down to see the old bell tower and the church of Sau on the other bank without trees in the middle

The Sau reservoir takes advantage of the course of the River Ter as it passes through Vilanova de Sau to create a reservoir for the production of hydroelectric energy thanks to an 83-meter-high dam. When the reservoir was built, the town of Sant Romà de Sau was covered by water, although in times of drought you can see the bell tower of the town church standing out over the water. The Sau Swamp Church is recorded as the oldest standing church in the world standing in the water. The reservoir is surrounded by the spectacular Grau and Tavertet cliffs and the Guilleries forests, creating a magnificent river landscape.

This Cingles de Tavertet des de Sau viewpoint shows a beautiful panoramic view of the Sau reservoir and the surrounding mountains. At the bottom of its waters lies the town of Sant Romà de Sau since 1960, when the water completely covered the small town, condemning houses, gardens and memories to live underwater. If it coincides that you are pedaling this Route in a dry period, you will be able to see the tip of the bell tower of the town's church.

When the water is not very high, there is a great beach here and you can see the bell tower of an old church that was being flooded when the dams were built.