The best things to do around Girvan on Sunday 20 September, ranked by the forecast as the weekend gets closer.
Live scores for Sunday 20 September appear closer to the day (forecast reaches ~3 days ahead). Here’s what’s worth watching meanwhile.
Girvan, South Ayrshire
Long sandy beach facing Ailsa Craig. Good for paddling, walks, and calm-day swims.
Girvan, South Ayrshire
Council-run seaside course at Girvan described by Golf South Ayrshire as a memorable links and parkland mix with coastal views. Front holes run along the shore with views to Ailsa Craig.
Girvan, South Ayrshire
Outdoor adventure activity provider run by the charity Adventure Centre for Education, based in Girvan and operating on the Carrick coast at Girvan, Lendalfoot and Maidens. Guided sessions include coasteering (age 8+, 3 hrs, £60pp), axe throwing, archery, open canoeing, kayaking, snorkelling and bushcraft.
Girvan, South Ayrshire
Community club rowing a community-built St Ayles skiff from Girvan Harbour, welcoming rowers of all abilities from teens to seniors.
Girvan, South Ayrshire
Five council-maintained waymarked trails from the Shallochpark car park south of Girvan, ranging from the easy 3.5 km Dow Hill loop to the 17 km Pinmore route. The 6.5 km moderate Byne Hill circuit climbs to a summit with views over the Firth of Clyde to Ailsa Craig.
Girvan, South Ayrshire
Community-owned leisure centre at Girvan harbour run by the South Carrick Community Leisure charity, with a 25 m four-lane pool whose glass end looks out towards Girvan beach and Ailsa Craig, plus a gym and fitness studio. A Poolpod platform lift gives step-free pool access.
A quick heads-up on what’s worth doing around Girvan this weekend. No spam.