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Sau Dam Tip for Bikepackers When riding near the Pantà de Sau (Sau Reservoir), don’t miss stopping at the Sau Dam viewpoint. It’s a spectacular spot to catch your breath and take in the sweeping views of the turquoise reservoir framed by steep cliffs and lush forests. 🌊 If water levels are low, you might even spot the famous submerged bell tower of the old village of Sant Romà de Sau poking out of the water — a haunting and iconic sight that adds a unique story to your ride. 🛑 Keep in mind the area around the dam can be a bit steep and technical on gravel roads, so take it easy if you’re loaded up. 💡 Pro tip: Early morning or late afternoon light here is magical for photos and gives you cooler temperatures for climbing or descending.

A great place even if the reason why this village reappears after 60 years is more than sad. Water shortage in Catalonia.

Amazing views of the Del Ter ravine

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.

The monastery of Sant Pere de Casserres is one of the greatest jewels of the Catalan Romanesque. This Benedictine monastery was built in the 11th century and fully restored in the 20th century. In addition to being able to admire its beautiful church and cloister, the monastery houses a permanent exhibition on what life was like for the monks in this place. In addition to its architectural interest, the monastery of Sant Pere de Casserres stands out for its magical setting, in a pronounced meander of the River Ter next to the Sau reservoir.

Is it gravel compatible?

Change in the location of the box office to access the Monastery of Sant Pere de Casserres, currently tickets must be purchased in the Monastery's service building. Entrance tickets will be sold up to 30 minutes before closing time. Visites guiades per a grups d’un mínim de 8 persones i un màxim de 35 en català, castellà, francès, anglès, alemany i italià. Advance reservations must be made by phone on 937 447 118 or by email at monestirdecasserres@ccosona.cat. Non-holiday Mondays (if Monday is a holiday the monastery will remain open and close on Tuesday), December 25 and 26 and January 1. From March to December, guided tours will be held on Sundays. HOLIDAYS From January 6 to 31. 01/06 to 30/09 From 10.00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. 01/10 to 31/05 From 10.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

The Sau reservoir is a Spanish hydraulic infrastructure built on the Ter river, located in the municipality of Vilanova de Sau, at the foot of the Guilleries massif, in the Osona region, province of Barcelona, Catalonia. It is part of a system of three reservoirs, together with those of Susqueda and Pasteral, which joins the counties of Osona and La Selva. The reservoir, inaugurated in 1962, covered the town of San Román de Sau, the remains of which, especially the bell tower of the temple, are visible when the water level is low and, even in times of prolonged drought, the town is left to the discovered and it is possible to visit it. The church of the Sau swamp is registered as the oldest in the world that is preserved standing in the water. This is confirmed by a study promoted by the international entity for world record records Official World Record with the collaboration of a research group from the University of Barcelona in the year 2021.