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There is lots to do within easy reach of laigh Tarbeg. Most if not all of the places listed below are within an hour of Laigh Tarbeg Farmhouse.

Isle of Arran >>
The wildlife is outstanding, with deer, pheasant, otter and eagle readily seen in the mountains.

Kelburn Castle >>
The home of the Earls of Glasgow, is in a commanding position, beside a spectacular glen and waterfall, half a mile from the sea, overlooking the islands of the Firth of Clyde.

Dean Castle >>
Interesting and well preserved, Dean Castle consists of a 14th-century keep and a 15th-century palace block within a courtyard, all enclosed by a curtain wall.

flag Golf >>
This is where it all began, where the heart and soul of the game is. The golf courses in this tour read like a history book and every lover of this game should come to Scotland once in their golfing career. We have three Championship Golf Courses in Ayrshire at Turnberry 30 mins(approx), Prestwick 20 mins(approx) or Royal Troon 30 mins(approx), there are also plenty of other courses in the surrounding area.

Loudoun Castle >>
From 'Jammy Dodgems' to 'Jolly Rodgers', 'Rory' our famous cuddly lion and 'King of the Castle' welcomes you to our fabulous fun park at Loudoun.

The Big Idea >>
is a totally unique hands-on exhibition devoted to the process of inventing.

Enter the Vikingar! >>
Experience and you will step into one of the most inspiring stories in history.

Dunaskin Open Air Museum >>
is set in a 110 acre site amidst the picturesque scenery of the Doon Valley. The site was originally an ironworks, built around 1850, and today it tells the story of the ironworks, coal mining and brickworks at Dunaskin through the eyes of the people who lived and worked there.

Culzean Castle >>
Like a storybook castle, this fantastic example of Robert Adam's genius stands dramatically on a cliff with superb views across the sea to the mountains of the Island of Arran.

Burns Heritage Park >>
The 25th of January, 1759 marks Scotland's most famous birthday, when, in a blast of January winds, Robert Burns was born in a humble cottage in Alloway.

The Magnum >>
One of Scotland's largest purpose built leisure facilities, supported by North Ayrshire Council and Operated by North Ayrshire Leisure Limited, offers you the chance to experience a day out like no other.

The surrounding area - from Ayr and Kilmarnock - has numerous cinemas, restaurants, clubs and much more to keep you entertained on your stay with us!