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Tourism
Surrounding Villages - Girvan
Ballantrae
Situated 13 miles south of Girvan on the coast with an attractive harbour where
the River Stinchar flows into the sea. Picnic areas.
Barr
Seven miles south-east of Girvan on B734 at the edge of the Carrick Forest lies
this beautiful picturesque village with afternoon teas and crafts on certain days
during the summer months. Covenanters headstones in the churchyard.
Barrhill
On the edge of Galloway Forest Park, the area is ideal for fishing and walking including
the lovely Martyrs Tomb Walk. Also worth a visit here is the unique nursery and
herb garden at Barwinnock Herbs.
Colmonell
This pretty village is situated in the Glen of the River Stinchar south of Girvan.
The parish church was built in 1772 with 19th century alterations.
Dailly
The village south of Maybole boasts the area's newest golf development located in
the grounds of the ruined Brunston Castle.
Lendalfoot
Small holiday village on the coast south of Girvan.
Maidens
A small village situated on the coast six miles north of Girvan, popular for its
sandy beaches and attractive harbour.
Old Dailly
Inland from Girvan the village has an ancient kirkyard and the castle homes of Killochan
and Penkill.
Pinmore
The Motte above the railway tunnel is one of Ayrshire's most impressive ancient
earthworks. The Pottery in the old school is the setting for a craft gallery, tea-room
and pottery workshop.
Pinwherry
The five storey 16th century ruin of Pinwherry Castle is situated near the road
bridge over the Duisk Water.
Turnberry
Attractive village renowned for its world famous Hotel, Spa and Golf Course Complex.