Discover the Majestic Abereiddi Tower
Experience the breathtaking beauty and rich history of Abereiddi Tower, a must-visit landmark on the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline.
A brief summary to Abereiddi Tower
- Haverfordwest, Llanrhian, GB
- Visit website
Abereiddi Tower is an impressive historical structure located along the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline, renowned for its stunning views and dramatic cliffs. As you approach the tower, you are greeted by the breathtaking sight of the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the rocky shoreline. The tower itself, with its unique architecture, stands as a testament to the region's rich maritime history, inviting visitors to explore its stories and significance. Whether you're an adventure enthusiast or simply looking to soak in the beauty of nature, Abereiddi Tower provides a perfect setting for both. The surrounding area is ideal for hiking, with trails that wind through lush landscapes and offer panoramic views of the coastline. As you trek along these paths, keep an eye out for the local wildlife, as the region is home to various species of birds and marine life. For those who appreciate photography, Abereiddi Tower is a treasure trove of picturesque backdrops, particularly during sunrise and sunset when the sky transforms into a canvas of vivid colors. This location is not just a visual delight but also a place for reflection and appreciation of the untouched beauty that defines this part of Wales. A visit to Abereiddi Tower is more than just a stop on your travel itinerary; it's an experience that captures the essence of Welsh heritage and the splendor of nature.
Local tips
- Wear sturdy shoes for the hike, as the paths can be steep and uneven.
- Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon for the best lighting for photography.
- Bring binoculars to spot local wildlife, particularly seabirds along the cliffs.
- Check the weather before your visit, as coastal conditions can change rapidly.
- Consider combining your visit with a trip to nearby beaches for a full day of exploration.
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving to Abereiddi Tower, start from Haverfordwest. Head west on the A40 towards Fishguard. After about 10 miles, take the exit onto the A487 towards St. Davids. Continue on the A487 for approximately 5 miles until you reach the roundabout. Take the second exit onto the B4331, signposted for Abereiddi. Follow the B4331 for about 2 miles until you reach the village of Llanrhian. Look for signs directing you to Abereiddi. Park in the designated car park near the coast, and from there, it’s a short walk to the Tower.
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Public Transportation
To reach Abereiddi Tower using public transport, take a bus from Haverfordwest to St. Davids. The bus service is provided by First Cymru and operates multiple times a day. Check the current timetable before your trip. Once in St. Davids, you may need to take a taxi for the final leg to Abereiddi, as it is approximately 3 miles away. Alternatively, you can cycle from St. Davids to Abereiddi if you have access to a bike. Please confirm taxi availability in advance, as they may be limited.
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Walking
If you are near the coast path, you can walk to Abereiddi Tower via the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Depending on your starting point, the walk can vary in length. Make sure to wear suitable footwear, as some parts of the path can be rugged. Follow the signs for the coast path towards Abereiddi, enjoying the scenic views along the way. It’s an excellent opportunity to experience the natural beauty of Pembrokeshire.
Attractions Nearby to Abereiddi Tower
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Blue Lagoon - Abereiddi
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Abereiddy Beach
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St David's Airfield (former Royal Air Force St David's)
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Carreg Samson
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Saint David's Church
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Oriel y Parc Gallery & Visitor Centre
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St Davids Cathedral
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Llys yr Esgob, Tyddewi / St Davids Bishop's Palace
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Solva Lime Kilns
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Whitesands Bay
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Wild About Pembrokeshire!
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St David's Head - National Trust
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Saint David's Head
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St Non's Chapel and Well
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St. Non’s Cliffs
