Girvan Tourist Information Point

About Girvan Tourist Information Point

Providing information and friendly advice for tourists, visitors are encouraged to call in for local and regional tourist information and free WiFi.

Girvan Tourist Information Point
boasts a clear view over to the colourful Girvan Harbour. – The starting point for a range of activities including boat trips to the island of Ailsa Craig, Scottish Natural Heritage Site of Special Scientific Interest; Music on the Prom and a range of water sports.

From here you can check out the nearby Ayrshire Coastal Path and the South West Coastal 300 driving route, with stunning coastal views across to Ailsa Craig and Arran.

Fourteen local volunteers, ambassadors for Girvan and South Carrick, use their local knowledge, digital skills and links to other groups to promote the local area.

Leaflets, maps and brochures are freely available to visitors.
Browse local crafts and see captivating footage of the Whithorn Way Pilgrimage route and be inspired by photos of our beautiful scenery.

Volunteers are happy to share their knowledge on history, genealogy. Walking trails, local events and quirky facts about our town!

Find out more about a range of restaurants, Stumpy tower and the museum.

A great choice of accommodation and activities, shopping and much more at Girvan Tourist Information Point.