Holiday rentals and lettings in Troon

Come away to this Scottish seaside getaway of renown where you can find the freshest seafood, delightful walks, an abundance of beaches and watersport possibilities and plenty of clean air and peace and quiet! Troon is a perfect destination for a weekend break and there is plenty to see and do here for holidaymakers who wish to stay for a longer holiday! Enjoy peaceful drives and multiple day trip opportunities in all directions to historical sites and places of outstanding natural beauty.

Find a cosy Troon hideaway just for two with everything you need for a wonderful getaway or browse a selection of fully equipped, comfortably furnished, immaculate lettings to suit a group of 4, 6 or 8 with options for up to 10 guests. These properties are strategically located in and around Troon close to local town amenities like supermarkets, pubs and restaurants. Several of the lovely holiday lettings and rentals in the area feature a peaceful garden with a view and most properties are located just a handful of kilometres from the beach.

The Ayrshire Coast is around 104 km in length stretching from Langs in the south to Ballantrae in the north. The area features a large number of beautiful golden sand beaches that have a reputation for being some of the finest in Scotland! This beautiful region offers a taste of island life on the Isle of Arran as well as a variety of lovely mainland seaside towns to explore! This lovely destination is just a 40 minute drive from Glasgow perfect for a seaside getaway.

Just 40 minutes north of Troon you can visit Vikingar, an award winning, immersive hands on Viking experience where you will find out what a day in the life of a Viking was like as well as have an opportunity to try on helmets and armour under supervision! The Ayrshire coast is renowned for the quality of the fresh seafood on offer as well as being one of Scotland's top regions for golf! Just an hour south of Troon you will find yourself on the border of the magnificent Galloway Forest Park at Loch Doon, a shimmering freshwater loch with incredible walks and sublime scenery.

If you are a golf enthusiast you will find multiple fantastic choices for golf courses! There are no less than 10 golf courses in and around Troon with breathtaking views! The Trump Turnberry Resort offers you magnificent sweeping views across the Irish Sea to the Peaks of Arran and is rated as one of Scotland's premier golf experiences! For a touch of nostalgia, play historic Prestwich that famously hosted the first 12 British opens with its reputation for a quirky layout. Put your game to the test at the Royal Troon Golf Club that dates back to 1878! Here the links are considered among the longest and most difficult in Britain!

Troon has a reputation for it´s immaculate coastline and is a charming seaside destination perfect for beach lovers! Troon Beach is a golden sand delight and there are plenty more beautiful beaches in the vicinity to discover! Head to Ayr Beach for absolutely perfect paddling conditions, lovely seaside cafes along the promenade and gorgeous views across the Firth of Clyde. Girvan Beach offers breathtaking views of Ailsa Craig rock and boat trips to this attraction! If you love watersport, head to Barassie Beach where you can get active with windsurfing or sailing while Ballantrae Beach offers you all the pristine magic of a nature reserve with an abundance of sea birds, rock pool and fossils!

If you are looking for a lovely sandy beach for a lazy day, you will love the long sweeping stretch of sand at Troon Beach with its lovely, bustling esplanade that offers seaside essentials such as fish and chips and ice creams! Troon Beach boasts breathtaking views of Arran, Ailsa Craig and Lady Isle. This is a perfect beach for sand castle building and watching accomplished surfers take on the waves in the salty sea breeze!

Come and visit one of Scotland's magical castle gems nestled amidst the stunning scenery of rural South Ayrshire. This splendid 14th century fortified ruin sits atop a towering motte high above the village of Dundonald and showcases impressive medieval barrel vaulted ceilings. The site boasts absolutely sublime views of the coastline over the Firth of Clyde!

If you fancy a fabulous wildlife day trip you can hop in the car and be in the magnificent surroundings of Galloway Forest Park in just over an hour! This beautiful nature attraction South of Troon offers you an opportunity for guided tours and close encounters with Scotland's most majestic creature, the red deer. With scenery straight from a mystery fairytale picture book you will be able to capture stunning photos of antlered male deer as well as females as they stroll about!

This lovely 11km walk follows the seafront promenade out of Troon and offers you a stroll along the golden sand of Irvine Bay before you reach Irvine harbour. See magnificent, grassy sand dunes and a huge dragon sculpture en route and you can stop at the Scottish Maritime Museum in Irvine and admire the vintage vessels moored in the jetties plus catch up on some history inside the museum!

The Isle of Arran is a mecca for a multitude of amazing food and drink experiences. The island boasts a vibrant field to fork culture and you can enjoy a wide variety of upmarket dining experiences where masterful chefs prepare innovative menus with the freshest ingredients! Enjoy gourmet cheese shops, top notch dram whisky distilleries as well as outstanding microbreweries, gourmet ice cream, bespoke butchers and smokehouses, chocolatiers and microbreweries! Hop on a ferry from Troon to Brodick for an island adventure!