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A tranquil retreat on Ardnacross Bay, it boasts magnificent views out towards the Isle of Arran and the unmistakable rocky outpost that is Ailsa Craig.
Its long, white sandy beach is not only popular with locals and visitors but also the resident seals – on a clear day, it’s possible to spot dolphins and porpoises too.
This is also one of the few places in Scotland where you can still spot creelers launch their fishing boats from a beach.
When the wind is in the west, swimmers can enjoy a refreshing dip in the clean, clear waters.
Local facilities include ample car parking space, a popular caravan park, and a cosy pub with a bijou beer garden, boasting beautiful sea views.
For the more energetic, there are also hiking trails through the surrounding countryside and opportunities to take part in horse riding and watersports.