Ayrshire boasts 80 miles of unspoiled coastal scenery, superb sporting and recreational facilities and some of Scotland's most historical sights. There's truly something for everyone.
For the history-lover, Ayrshire is steeped in the past: from Bronze Age standing stones to some of the UK's best-preserved castles, such as Culzean – often described as the 'Jewel in the Crown' of the National Trust for Scotland. Ayrshire's also the birthplace of world-renowned poet Robert Burns. You can visit his cottage within Burns National Park, the picturesque Brig O' Doon – or make a date for the Burns an' a' that! Festival in May.
Nature lovers will adore Ayr. From granite mountains to the sheltered waters of the Firth of Clyde, walkers, cyclists, fishing and sailing enthusiasts alike will find much to treasure. A trip to the Isle of Arran is a must: its incredible landscapes encapsulate the whole range of Scottish scenery in one location.
Take a look at the wide variety of things to do whilst enjoying your stay at Inverlea Guest House...
Golf
Golf holds a special appeal for many of our guests, eager to test their skills on our two championship courses (Royal Troon and Turnberry) and the others nearby. April's Scottish Grand National is another great sporting occasion, and the highlight of Ayr Racecourse's annual programme.
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Culzean Castle
Culzean is one of Scotland's best loved Castles, offering something for everyone to enjoy. Situated on the South Ayrshire coast, just off the A719, Culzean Castle is located 12 miles south of Ayr and 4 miles west of Maybole. Culzean has a long tradition of welcoming local people, members of The National Trust for Scotland and holiday makers from all around the world.
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Robert Burns Birthplace Museum offers a truly unique encounter with Scotland's favourite son. The museum comprises the famous Burns Cottage where the poet was born, the historic landmarks where he set his greatest work, the elegant monument and gardens created in his honour and a modern museum housing the world's most important collection of his life and works.
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Heads of Ayr Farm Park
At Heads of Ayr Farm Park - whatever the weather - you'll find plenty to see and do, with activities for all ages. There is almost 50 different types of animal, each with its own particular charm. Meet them, touch them, feed them! And You could play all day at our farm park. It's packed with fantastic activities like indoor and outdoor play areas, an aerial runway, thrilling ringo sledging, tunnel land and the combine castle.
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Ayr play park located next to Ayr beach is ideal for children of all ages and adults. There is a wide range of activities to keep you entertained for hours. For younger children Pirate Pete's is just next door. Pirate Pete's is Scotland’s biggest indoor adventure play as well as Scotland’s first mini championship putting course. There is also a traditional seafront tearoom and kids outdoor funpark.
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Ayr Racecourse
Ayr Racecourse, the premier Racecourse in Scotland and home to the Scottish Grand National and Ayr Gold Cup Festivals. Offering first class Horse Racing, Corporate Hospitality and Entertainment, Conference and Events and Weddings.
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Created in the grand style in the early years of the 20th century, Trump Turnberry, a Luxury Collection Resort is one of Scotland's national treasures and winner of Scottish Hotel of the Year at the 2018 Scottish Hotel Awards'.
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