This ancient spring well is shrouded in mystery. Dare to discover the legend of St. John’s Eve linked to this ancient spring well after a day of visiting the scenic surroundings.

The well is believed to be of Roman origin, although the Arabs also left their mark here.

Popular legends have managed to shroud this ancient spring well covered by a barrel vault in mystery and myths.

Experts in myths and legends suggest that inside the well there is a captive Moor whose father cast an evil spell on him. To break the spell, a single woman must go to the well at dawn on St. John’s Day to draw water. As she lowers the jug, a golden thread will catch onto it, and she must pull it… Discover the rest of this captivating tale in the village of Ahigal by following the Route of Legends or reading Legends of Ahigal by José María Domínguez Moreno, a local scholar and researcher of oral culture and traditions.