Why not purchase a ticket from Ayr to Cumbrae? By busįor up-to-date bus timetable information. Get the train to Kilwinning, and change to a train for Largs. Largs Port is 33 miles from Ayr, and it takes about 50 minutes to drive. Why not purchase a ticket from Glasgow to Cumbrae? From Ayr By car It's a short walk from the train station to the ferry terminal. The train from Glasgow to Largs takes 56 minutes. Charging points are also available in Largs at the Largs Yacht Haven and the Vikingar Museum. Largs is about 32 miles from Glasgow, and it takes just under 50 minutes to drive. If you are travelling with an electric vehicle, two charging points are available on the island of Cumbrae outside the Royal George Hotel. We have also listed some travel information below that you may find useful: Getting to Largs From Glasgow By car Looking for the best form of travel to and from our ports? Our Public Transport Journey Planner can help you plot your journey from anywhere in the UK, using a wide range of public transport options e.g. No car or bike? Check our journey planner for bus times from Cumbrae's ferry slip to Millport. Simply turn up at Largs ticket office, buy a ticket, and go on the next available sailing. No advance booking is necessary on this route. Check out theseįor more information on Cumbrae visit the Take care on our coast: slips and falls can happen in all locations, not just high cliffs. For Argyll and Bute, please read through the area's Guidance and check the arrangements individual islands and locations have for managing the safety of their visitors and communities. Prior to your journey, familiarise yourself with VisitScotland's Keep an eye out for the island's festivals and events, which range from country and western music to a scooter rally. There's a water sports centre, and you can also hire kayaks in Millport, if you fancy exploring some of the smaller islands in the bay.
You can also play a round of golf at Millport's 18 hole golf course while enjoying stunning views of the Firth of Clyde.Ĭumbrae is great for kids, too - you can't miss the painted Crocodile Rock in the bay at Millport, and if you wait for low tide you can take them to sit on it, if they dare. You'll be quieter on a bike, so you'll see more of the wildlife, which includes owls, polecats, kestrels, and the occasional sea eagle. You can hire bikes at Millport, and cycle the ten-mile route round the island - taking in the beaches and coastal views. Ten minutes from the mainland and best explored by bikeĬumbrae is just a short hop from the mainland, and there's plenty to do once you're there.
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