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Buscastell

Small village near the agricultural area of Es Broll Buscastell

  • Bar Can Tixedó, en Buscastell (Sant Antoni)
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Pou de Forada, en Buscastell
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Molino viejo y alberca, en los alrededores de Buscastell
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Alberca en Es Broll de Buscastell, uno de los paisajes agrícolas más verdes de Ibiza
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Viñedos de la bodega Can Rich, en los alrededores de Buscastell
    Photo: Xescu Prats
Municipality Sant Antoni de Portmany
Area Buscastell

Buscatell is a tiny village on the way from Sant Rafel to Santa Agnès. Shortly after starting this path you will find Es Broll. It is a valley of 4,5 kilometres which follows the track of a stream. Small crops are placed in terraces at different levels, which are watered through pipes and pools that were built on Muslim occupation. The water is taken from the well called Es Broll, and it is the largest aquifer in the island. This water system allows for a humid and fertile land, where water becomes prominent. On rainy stations it overflows the channels, crosses paths and descends in waterfalls over old stone walls.

 

 
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  • Bar Can Tixedó, en Buscastell (Sant Antoni)
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Pou de Forada, en Buscastell
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Molino viejo y alberca, en los alrededores de Buscastell
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Alberca en Es Broll de Buscastell, uno de los paisajes agrícolas más verdes de Ibiza
    Photo: Xescu Prats
  • Viñedos de la bodega Can Rich, en los alrededores de Buscastell
    Photo: Xescu Prats
How to arrive
Buscatell is on the way from Sant Rafel to Santa Agnès.
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