Ayrshire
On the shores of the Firth of Clyde is the homeland of Scotland’s National treasure, the Bard Robert Burns. The region of Ayrshire and the Isles of Arran and Cumbrae offers spectacular scenery, countless historical references and a full remote retreat. If you’re fans of seafood, you’re in luck; fresh seafood is the norm in Ayrshire, and with a range of award-winning chefs and caterers making use of this, it won’t disappoint. Average summer temperatures in Ayrshire are between 16-18°, and average winter temperatures are between 6-8°. Multiple motorways and ferries connect Ayrshire to the rest of Scotland, along with Glasgow Prestwick Airport, only 32 miles away. Prestwick is the only place Elvis Presley ever visited in Britain when his plane once landed to refuel there.
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Ayrshire
On the shores of the Firth of Clyde is the homeland of Scotland’s National treasure, the Bard Robert Burns. The region of Ayrshire and the Isles of Arran and Cumbrae offers spectacular scenery, countless historical references and a full remote retreat. If you’re fans of seafood, you’re in luck; fresh seafood is the norm in Ayrshire, and with a range of award-winning chefs and caterers making use of this, it won’t disappoint. Average summer temperatures in Ayrshire are between 16-18°, and average winter temperatures are between 6-8°. Multiple motorways and ferries connect Ayrshire to the rest of Scotland, along with Glasgow Prestwick Airport, only 32 miles away. Prestwick is the only place Elvis Presley ever visited in Britain when his plane once landed to refuel there.
