Pou des Rafals. Another well lost
Pou des Rafals is a well loaded with tradition
Located between the towns of Sant Agustí and Sant Antoni, we find Pou De rafals, an old water well. Access is easy, but we have to know their exact situation to not get lost. Taking the road that passes through both villages, closer to Sant Agustí, we find a pink sign with the indication of the well. Although the signal seems to indicate that we follow a detour, the well is to the left, next to the road. A few hundred meters, next to the vineyard, we find a new sign, and the Pou Des rafals.

Place of Passage. Place of Reunion
This type of wells is usually located near old cattle roads. One of its main characteristics is found in the troughs located next to the well, very practical to calm the thirst of horses and beasts of load. The size of Pou Des rafals Watering trough does not seem to be very useful for cattle transfer. The well has a wood protection, although it is quite worn by time. Although It seems to remain functional, not having the typical lattice protection for this type of wells, we found no rope or bucket attached to the stroller. This Is one of the elements that attract attention. Always Built in wood to avoid corrosion, its marks denote the passage of time. As usual, the tradition of the Well festival is still preserved on Sunday after August 28th.
other places to discover in the surroundings of Pou des Rafals
from Pou des Rafals able to access places of cultural interest
Other places to discover in and around Pou des Rafals
Beaches near Pou des Rafals
Next to the Plaza de la Catedral, we will be able to enjoy the views to the beaches of the city Of Ibiza.

The Beach of Es Pouet belongs to the municipality of Sant Antoni and are very close to the spa nucleus, just one kilometer and a half from the nucleus of the municipality and about seventeen kilometers from Ibiza.

The Beach of Sant Antoni, also known as S’Arenal Beach belongs to the municipality of Sant Antoni and are located next to the same port of Sant Antoni

Caló des Moro Beach, in Sant Antoni, is one of those places where if we stick to the definition of beach, we can say that indeed, it is a beach.