B&Bs in Ayr

In Ayr you will find very exclusive accommodation with all the comfort you need for your rest. You can stay in rooms with breakfast included on the coast of Ayr or in nearby towns such as Prestwick or Doonfoot, where you can have access to all the tourist activities that surround the area and enjoy a few exquisite days with your loved ones, knowing a fantastic place off the north coast of the UK. On Holidu you will find the best B&B options, browse the website and find the option that best suits you.

On Holidu you will find the best bed and breakfast options that the area has to offer. You will find rooms with a capacity of 1 or 2 people, so you can come and enjoy a wonderful time with your loved one or with family and friends. Most of these accommodations have television, internet, gardens among other things that will increase the comfort of your stay in them. Go and enjoy this wonderful place.

Due to its long stretch of coastline; Ayr has a few beaches that will give you a magical stay when visiting this wonderful town. Some main beaches include Ayr's main beach, Irvine beach and Craig Tara beach, where you can watch and be present in front of some wonderful sunsets that you will never forget.

The United Kingdom is characterized by numerous medieval castles, but in this particular case, opposite Ayr, there is a large island where you can find one of the most striking castles of this era for Scotland, Culzean Castle. Dare to come and take a trip back in time to medieval times.

Lochranza Castle is a medieval castle located on the Isle of Arran, off the coast of Ayr. This fantastic castle can be visited and guided tour with people specialized in its history, which will make you take a trip back in time knowing its history. Also, the beautiful view of the sunsets that you will be able to observe from the castle are unique, dare to visit it.

A family outing after a day at the beach would not go amiss, you can visit the LA Bowl and Lazerzone, where you can share with your loved ones an afternoon of bowling and also live a unique experience with a laser fight. This is a fun place where you have a bar and restaurant area available inside, not to be missed!

Ayr Beach is a must-visit in this place, enjoy a sunny and relaxing day with the sound of the sea and the waves, share with the kids or enjoy a tasty beer on the shore of this wonderful place. Also, close to this beautiful beach you will find a great variety of bars and restaurants, where usually there is a very active nightlife.

The standing stones of Machrie Moor are stones that date back to the Bronze Age, a set of Neolithic stones that make astrological references to those years. The mystery and ancestral history of these stones is what makes them so appealing to visitors, as it is a peculiar way of encountering these structures. Come and take countless pictures.

Pirate Pete's Play Centre is a place where you can go with kids and have fun with the whole family, where multiple slides and climbing skills will test your skills as a pirate. It is a very rare theme park around the world and therefore a very common attraction in Ayr, as well as being only a few metres from Ayr beach.

You can't miss Culzean Castle, perched on a majestic cliff on the Ayrshire coast, where you can enjoy at least 260 hectares of beautiful gardens, fruit greenhouses and splendid cliff-front caves. you can take a guided tour and learn about the wonderful historical treasures that lie within this architectural marvel, not to be missed!

Attend the beautiful Burns Festival, starting with a fantastic Burns memorial ritual dinner, followed by a reading and quoting of some of Robert Burns' works, accompanied by numerous toasts and dancing to traditional music such as ceilidh. A special toast is made to the women present and concludes with a traditional song based on poems written by Burns himself.