Coves de Cala Viuda
Cave diving in Catalonia · about 4 km from L'Escala
- Max depth
- 20 m
- Type
- Backmount
- Certification (estimate)
- Cavern
- DPV
- Not DPV-suitable
Also known as Coves d'en Kim. Caves with windows to the outside, backlighting and two air chambers; the large hall has an underground beach.
More about Coves de Cala Viuda
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- Whether this site fits everyone's certification, gas and gear
- Access, parking and the route from the road
- Exact map pin and navigation
- Depth profile and sumps
- Configuration advice
- DPV suitability
- Driving times from your stay and a plan with the AI instructor
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Current conditions
Visibility, flow and water levels change quickly. Right before your dive, check what other divers report:
- Spain Cave Conditions ↗
Cave divers share current conditions in Spanish caves here.
- EspeleoWorld – Cavitats de Catalunya ↗
Database of Catalan caves with surveys, coordinates and exploration history, including dive caves.
- GEB – Grup d'Espeleologia de Badalona ↗
Caving club with reports on diving explorations (incl. Forat de l'Or, Font Bordonera).
- Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (EspeleoÍndex) ↗
Facebook page of the Catalan cave catalogue.
Plan a cave diving trip to Catalonia
Enter your team, with certifications, gas and configurations, and see right away which caves fit. With driving times from your stay, fill stations and an AI instructor who thinks along.
Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training. Compiled from web research (EspeleoWorld, club blogs, Costa Brava Divers, wannadive, Wikipedia, Time Out, ScubaBoard, dive centres; Sept 2026). Pins from EspeleoWorld, wannadive and the Organyà council; ~ = estimate. Rules change — check locally. Les Cambres: Orca Diving, Scuba Spot Advisor and OpenStreetMap (via Mapcarta).