The Ayrshire coast is home to dozens of well-known beaches, coves and bays that are equally popular with both visitors and locals.
Many of these locations are lesser known, offering tranquil surroundings perfect for those looking to enjoy the gentle hiss of the sea.
If you want to visit a hidden beach in Ayrshire, here are some excellent picks.
The best hidden beaches across Ayrshire
Here are the best hidden beaches located across Ayrshire you can visit this weekend.
Maidens Beach
Located near Culzean Castle, Maidens Beach is probably one of the most picturesque on the list.
Those visiting can expect great views of Turnberry Lighthouse and the rocky formations found in Maidenhead Bay.
One visitor said on Google Reviews: "A very nice clean stretch of sandy beach with stunning views of the Forrest of Culzean Castle Country Park.
"You can walk from Maidens beach right through to the castle via a set of steps."
Ardeer Beach
For miles of pristine sandy shore, try Ardeer Beach near Stanecastle.
The beach is popular with dog walkers with one visitor writing: "Decent wee walk to end of peninsula and back. Great views."
Another added: "Fantastic big beach when tides out."
Fairlie Beach
With nearby pubs, restaurants and inns, Fairlie Beach is great for those looking to stay in Ayrshire for a few nights.
The beach is also close to Kelburn Castle and Estate, making it a perfect place to stop off after exploring one of the region's most beloved attractions.
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Campburn Beach
Campburn Beach lies close to East Kilbride and boasts breathtaking views of the Isle of Arran.
Many have dubbed this a "lovely quiet beach" on Google Reviews with many coming here to take their four-legged friend out for a walk.
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