사우스 에어셔‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 호수

Culzean Country Park is a huge estate sitting on Scotland's western coast that was once the home to the Marquess of Ailsa. There are endless things to do and see in this park which are suitable for all ages. If you have time, it's well worth an explore.

Fantastic views across the wild rolling hills of Ayrshire. On a clear day, you should be able to spot Loch Braden.

This secluded and peaceful loch is nestled in the wide-open hills of south Ayrshire. Take a seat and enjoy the views.

The Swinston Ponds covered in green algae and as the ponds themselves are quite small it’s very picturesque. The ponds were used for rearing fry prior to releasing them into the wild.

Good road surface around the west side of the Loch. Fantastic views over the water and over Galloway park on the other side.

A bench with a lovely view over Loch Riecawr in Galloway. We were here in the early morning and watched the geese taking off and landing on the still loch.

With real swans and a "Sea Dragon". The mythical creature was the creation of David Powell, the Girvan-born artist responsible for all fifteen willow sculptures on display at Culzean as part of Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters 20/21.

This viewpoint is on the Carrick Forest Drive which is closed to motor vehicles for 2021, but open for walkers and cyclists. Bliss on a bike 🚴‍♂️😎