Ayr is the top seaside holiday town in
the southwest of Scotland. The Town has a
vast selection of Hotels, B&Bs, Bars,
Bar Diners, Restaurants and Nightclubs,
along with the largest selection of Shops
in the south of Scotland. Ayr Beach
Promenade is busy all year round and
the Sandy Beach is well used in
warm spells. The large Pirate Pete's indoor and
outdoor kids play, on the vast Low
Green at the beach, is normally
busy.
History of Ayr from 1100s -
today
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Alloway Village on the south
side of Ayr, is one of the most scenic
places in Scotland, home to the Robert
Burns Birthplace Museum.
The vast Craig Tara Holiday Park is 3
miles south of Ayr centre with regular
buses runing to and from the Town. The
Heads of Ayr Farm Park is just
past Craig Tara, 4 miles south. This
extremely popular Farm Park, with play
areas and rides, attracts visitors and
coach tours from miles around.
Golf is extremely popular in Ayr with
the scenic Belleisle and Seafield golf
courses in Belleisle Estate on the south
side of the town. There are also another
30 popular golf courses by Ayr, including
Old Prestwick, Royal Troon, and
Turnberry.
The area has a number of Castles to
Visit, Island Trips, Lochs, Biking
Routes, and Walking/Hiking Routes up to
2,866 feet. View a Click on
Map for the Area Attractions.
For more information on Ayrshire, the
Islands, Clans, Mansions, Castles,
Walking/ Hiking Trails, Holiday Parks,
Airport, and much more, visit: Ayrshire
Scotland
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