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The residents of Dunure meet at Christmas and donate to a house in Glasgow where parents of seriously ill children are helped.

Once a strong fortress on the summit of a rocky promontory, Dunure Castle consists of a ruined 13th-century tower, which was later altered and extended, surrounded by a curtain wall. There is also a 15th-century block, at lower level, containing kitchens, a hall and private chambers. There is a well-preserved beehive doocot, dating from the 16th or 17th century.

Great cafe and restaurant excellent for lunch break, or coffee stop.

The impressive Dunure Castle sits on a rocky headland on the western coast of Scotland. The ruins are free to explore and you can enjoy some wonderful coastal views while you're there.

Gorgeous unobstructed panoramas up and down the coast from this viewing platform that's been perfectly placed on the cliff edge.

Derelict building perched on a clifftop where you can enjoy expansive views out to the ocean and island of Arran.

This lovely building would have once been used as the summer house by the Culzean family. The family were keen yacht racers and the mast from the famous winning 'Bloodhound' yacht was used as the centerpiece of the building.

This early 19th-century powder house would have been used to store gunpowder and explosives. The building is a square single storey with short octagonal tower