| Around South Ayrshire |
| Towns |
| Troon |
| Prestwick |
| Ayr |
| Maybole |
| Girvan |
| In and Around |
| Prestwick and Troon |
| Ayr |
| Alloway |
| Dunure |
| Maybole |
| Girvan and Carrick |
| Surrounding Villages |
| Prestwick and Troon |
| Ayr |
| Maybole |
| Girvan |
South Ayrshire Council
Tourism & Economic
Development
Newton House
30 Green St. Lane
AYR KA8 8BH
Tel: 01292 612966
Fax: 01292 613062
Travelling
north from Prestwick brings you to the town of Troon, which dates from
early 1800's. The town is now a popular holiday resort with its soft
sandy award winning beach overlooking
the Isle of Arran. The esplanade offers various facilities for families
including crazy golf and putting.
Troon was home to the passenger terminus for the first railway in Scotland, the Troon to Kilmarnock line which was built to transfer coal from the mines in Kilmarnock to Troon Harbour for exporting.
The bustling harbour attracts anglers, sightseers and yachting enthusiasts who can enjoy the excellent facilities of the 300 berth Troon Yacht Haven which is one of the Clyde's leading sailing centres.
A full range of recreational pursuits is available including an indoor swimming pool, squash and tennis courts and bowling greens.
Troon has an amazing six golf courses, including Royal Troon, which regularly hosts the Open Championship, and did so most recently in 2004.
A good selection of restaurants and wine bars will refresh you after you have browsed through the many individually owned shops which offer something just that little bit different.