Glamping in Ayrshire

As we know you like the stories of kings and castles, Holidu invites you to the Ayrshire region of Scotland, located on the southwest coast, and has a privileged climate if you compare it with most of the country. There is also another good reason to know this destination; it is the country of Robert Burns, you will notice part of the essence and influence of him when you visit this area. On top of this, you will also be able to enjoy spectacular beaches, excellent food, fantastic castles, surprising routes, among many other things.

Enjoy the good weather that surrounds the city of Ayrshire and rest in the comfortable glamping areas that are surrounded by unique natural beauty. You can also let your children have fun as much as they can in the surroundings full of grass and fresh air, all this without having to sacrifice the comforts you deserve since you have internet, heating, television, parking and wonderful views. What are you waiting for? Come now!

Have you always dreamed of visiting a Scottish castle? Well, this time we show you Glenapp Castle, it dates back to the 19th century. Here you can explore the gardens and admire the architecture. Often formal events are held here and maybe you will even spot quite a few men wearing traditional kilts.

Once you are at Glenapp Castle, don't miss the opportunity to eat a delicious meal. All the food at Glenapp Castle is worth trying because much of the menu is locally sourced, and you can savour the quality of its ingredients. The best undoubtedly is the version of the full Scottish breakfast, you will love it. So don't forget to eat here if you want to try typical Scottish food.

Culzean Castle is huge. The grounds of this castle are astonishing for their sheer size. It will take you several minutes to get from the gate to the parking area. When you are outside the car park you will see a large infrastructure consisting of a Home Farm restaurant. To give you an idea of how big this castle is, it has 40 buildings on its estate!

This is a very luxurious spa, where they offer you Spa and Ishga treatments. By the way, the chandelier you receive at the reception is given to you as a gift. The Ishga treatment is named after the Scottish seaweed that is used to make it. In any case, don't forget that if you want to be pampered, this spa in Ayrshire is what you are looking for.

Scotland is undoubtedly the home of golf. Trump Turnberry is home to one of the best golf courses in the world, and its charm is due in large part to its spectacular location on the Ayrshire coast. You can also visit the traditional Ailsa course, where several of the most significant names in golf have stayed over the years.

This is one of the free activities you can do in Ayrshire and it's worth mentioning that Brig o’ Doon is the most enjoyable of Robert Burns' activities. This grandiose bridge was probably built in the 15th century and became famous when it appeared in the poem Tam of 'Shanter by the classic local boy Robert Burn. Fun fact: currently, the Brig o’ Doon is on the Scottish five pound note.

The city of Ayr in every way is influenced by the image of Robert Burns! Start with the Robert Burns Museum. It is an innovative and highly interactive museum, attached to the digital world. Near the museum, you will see the gardens and the Burns monument. So this is the perfect place to focus on the life and work of this character.

The small town of Tron is adorable, and it is by the sea, so it is one of the most charming places to see in Ayrshire. You can take a walk through your largo littoral road. You will see a beach in Troon with beautiful and very soft sand.

If you are looking to take a drive to enjoy the best panoramic views in Scotland, then you are in the perfect place, although Ayrshire is not a very high county, yet you can enjoy some definitely extraordinary roads. The Southwest 300 is the right road to see beautiful scenery because it is quite long, to the point that it takes more than 300 precious miles.