Gazing up at the Serra de na Burguesa, can you feel the whispers of history emanating from Cova Calenta o de s’Escaló? This cave, also known as Cova de s’Escaló, holds a secret, etched into its very entrance. A carved step, an “escaló,” invites you in, a remnant of a time when a “portell,” a door, guarded its secrets. Cova Calenta o de s’Escaló opens into two chambers. The main chamber ascends at a 28-degree angle, stretching 24 meters long and 10 meters wide, narrowing to a mere 3 meters at its deepest point. Imagine seeking shelter here, the cool stone a refuge from the sun. A second chamber, smaller at 6 by 3 meters, offers a flat floor, perfect for a night’s rest. A protective stone wall adds a touch of ancient comfort. Look closely at the cave walls. You might spot the Ptyonoprogne rupestris, a small, robust bird with curved wings and a slightly forked tail, making its nest within the crevices. Cova Calenta o de s’Escaló isn’t just a cave. It’s a testament to the passage of time, a hidden gem in the Serra de na Burguesa, waiting to share its story with those who seek it out.
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