Together with the Tower of Signals or Portopí, they are the only two examples of coastal towers and are located at the mouth of the port of Portopí, one of the ports of Palma de Mallorca. Its function was signaling and defensive. The two towers closed the port with a chain.
The tower has a square plan, a flat roof and the four walls are blind with loopholes as openings. The deck is finished with battlements.
The foundations are from Roman times, protected as a national monument in 1876.
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