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Abereiddy Beach and Tower is a castle, fort or tower in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Perhaps the tower watched for ships or simply marked the edge of a family's land. Maybe its stones still hold the heat of summer days and the salt of winter storms. Imagine a keeper living there, reading the sea instead of books.

A named place photographed at this map point in Pembrokeshire.

Abereiddy Tower, near Abereiddy Beach in Pembrokeshire, was built in the early 16th century by the influential Mansel family as a seaside retreat and defensive structure. It is remembered for its association with the Mansels and as an example of early Tudor architecture in Wales.