Atalaya del Perdigal

Today: Torre del Perdigal, Playa del Perdigal (Almería)

Place: Almería
Kind: Tower
Built: 16th century
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

A watchtower on El Perdigal beach, a few metres from the water among tamarisks, at the innermost point of the gulf of Almería. Most sources date it to the 16th century; others place it in the 13th, in al-Andalus, which would make it the oldest tower on the Almería coast. It is well preserved, though altered.

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