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Culzean Castle, Burns Country and Ayrshire Tour from Glasgow

Glasgow City

Discover Ayrshire's gems: Culzean Castle, Turnberry ruins, and more. Enjoy Scottish snacks, water, and bonus stops. Capture stunning coastal views.

Duration: 8 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Dunure Castle - Discover the ruins of Dunure Castle, perched right by the sea and featured in Outlander. After visiting the castle, you can explore the nearby harbor. This serene and picturesque spot offers views of the Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig, where the curling stones for the Winter Olympics are made.
Turnberry Castle - Although the ruins of Turnberry Castle may not seem impressive at first, learning about its famous birthplace changes everything. Additionally, you can see the Turnberry Lighthouse.
Electric Brae - We can’t explain it here, but we will show you the fascinating anomaly that occurs at Electric Brae when we arrive. Prepare to be amazed.
Culzean Castle and Country Park - We’ll stop at this late 18th-century castle for lunch and a thorough exploration. Inside, you’ll see one of the most incredible paintings we’ve ever encountered, which tells a captivating story. You can also wander through the gardens and visit the swan pond.
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum - Our visit to this remarkable museum will reveal the largest collection of Burns artifacts in the world, including over 5,000 manuscripts from the greatest poet of all time. The museum also houses personal belongings of Robert Burns, making it a must-see for any fan of Rabbie Burns.

What's Included

Bottled water
Snacks
In-vehicle air conditioning

What's Not Included

Lunch
On-board restrooms
Gratuities

Additional Information

We offer a personalised experience as well as giving you a bottle of Scottish water right at the start of your tour. We will also let you try Scottish snacks too. We add in bonus stops too so that we don’t miss a thing.

You will get to see the ruins of Turnberry castle the birthplace of Scotland’s greatest King Robert the bruce, it sits right on the beautiful south Ayrshire coast. Culzean Castle is also on the coast and the views are absolutely stunning, make sure and take your cameras with you.