Cheap Holidays to Ayr

Ayr Holidays

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Holidays in Ayr

Ayr is packed with things to see and experience. The hardest part of organising your holiday will be choosing which ones to check out first!

Around 46,000 people live in this part of Ayrshire.

This destination is located 3 miles south of Prestwick, and 65 miles southwest of Edinburgh, the country's capital.

Looking to have some fun the little ones? Pirate Pete's Family Entertainment Centre and LA Bowl are guaranteed to put a grin on everyone's face.

You don’t have to be a kid to enjoy a visit to the Heads of Ayr Farm Park! Visitors of all ages will have plenty of opportunities to meet its interesting inhabitants through a range of well-thought-out exhibits.

Whether you're keen to go for a picnic or hit a ball around, Ayr features a variety of lovely parklands where you can easily while away an afternoon. Let go of the stresses of modern life at Belleisle Park, The Low Green and Rozelle Park.

Get some breathing space with a trip to the seaside. Stake out a scenic spot, take a nice, deep breath and appreciate the ocean views at Ayr Beach.

What better way to find out about a new place than to spend some time in its museums? Tam o' Shanter Experience and Robert Burns Birthplace Museum are good places to start.

Time spent remembering history is never a waste. Let St. John's Tower and Alloway Kirk give you a deeper insight into this destination's past. Burns Cottage and Museum and the Lang Scots Mile are also worth wandering around.

A structure that has united Ayr for what seems like an age, Brig O'Doon is a crucial part of the city's past that no one should leave without exploring.

Enjoy a little enlightenment, even if it's just for an hour or two, at Auld Kirk.

Wellington Square is an ideal space to people-watch and get to better know the city. If you're feeling sociable, strike up some banter with one of the locals. Who knows, they might just give you some insight on the city's best attractions.

Erected as proud tributes to Ayr's significant past, the Burns Monument and Ayr Pavilion have plenty of tales to share. Continue your journey down history lane and drop by Auld Brig and St John’s Tower.

If you want to squeeze in a golfing experience, borrow some clubs and swing away at the Belleisle Golf Club.