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Font Bordonera

Catalonia · about 3 km from Organyà

Font Bordonera

Closed to divers

Recreational diving is not allowed: the Organyà council does not grant access, because the spring supplies the drinking water of the whole municipality. Authorisation for any use of the water lies with the Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro.

  • Max depth80 m
  • CertificationFull cave
  • SpecialSidemount

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What it looks like

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The dive

A karst spring at ~765 m altitude, fully flooded, with two air bells (incl. the Francesc Llauradó bell, 5 m wide and 10 m high). There is lots of sediment, so visibility is often lost quickly.

Heavy sediment and several restrictions (Pas de l'Estrès, the ‘Ojete de Satán’ clay squeeze at -17 m, three restrictions in the Proteus gallery): expect poor to zero visibility on the way out.
The deep section (Proteus gallery) reaches -80 m at ~765 m altitude: trimix and long deco.
Profile and sections

A karst spring at ~765 m altitude, fully flooded, with two air bells (incl. the Francesc Llauradó bell, 5 m wide and 10 m high). There is lots of sediment, so visibility is often lost quickly.

The spring was opened up by the November 1982 floods. Catalan clubs have explored it since the 1980s; CCR divers reached -62 m in 2010 and ~-80 m in 2011. The spring supplies water to Organyà.

Depth and profile
Delgado-Gascó gallery 80 m to the junction at -17 m · Garza gallery to -32 m · Ariadna gallery -28 to -42 m · Fang gallery to -45 m · Proteus gallery to -80 m (Pou Santa Rita) · 955 m surveyed
Configuration
Sidemount; boulder entrance and several restrictions. CCR was used during exploration (2010). Backmount at most in the first part (estimate)
DPV: Not DPV-suitable (estimate)
Restrictions and heavy sediment; no gain
Who can dive where
  • CaveAt least Full cave
  • Whole caveConfigurations: Backmount / twinset / Sidemount / CCR / Small cylinders / no-mount (speleo sumps)
  • Whole caveGoes down to 80 m (trimix or deco may be needed) · doesn't decide who may dive
  • Whole caveExperienced divers only · doesn't decide who may dive
Experienced diversPermission needed

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How to get there

Font Bordonera picnic area on the Organyà–Montanissell road (~5 km from Organyà). The entrance is under the bridge, at the bottom of a cone of large boulders; short scramble down to the water.

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Around Font Bordonera

FillsNo fill station known nearby
Caves nearby2 within 44 km

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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).