Scotland's National Tourism Organisation
Overview
Troon Beach is a long sweeping stretch of sand with a popular esplanade.
It has been, and still is, a popular spot for generations of holidaymakers. It is an easy to access beach which is well served by ice-cream vendors on sunny days. There is a nearby playpark for the children.
Troon Yacht Haven is in close proximity which has excellent facilities for visiting yachtsmen. There are also lots of good local shops and some excellent restaurants, not forgetting some great chip shops.
The beach is well maintained and dogs are banned from May to September.
The view from Troon beach is towards Arran which creates a silhouette of "The Sleeping Warrior"
The shore is used by windsurfers and kite enthusiasts alike.
Operated by South Ayrshire Council.
Troon Yacht Haven is in close proximity which has excellent facilities for visiting yachtsmen. There are also lots of good local shops and some excellent restaurants, not forgetting some great chip shops.
The beach is well maintained and dogs are banned from May to September.
The view from Troon beach is towards Arran which creates a silhouette of "The Sleeping Warrior"
The shore is used by windsurfers and kite enthusiasts alike.
Operated by South Ayrshire Council.
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