📜 Ruined castle on the west coast of Scotland, five miles south of Ayr. Built in the 13th century by Clan Kennedy, in use until the 17th century. Famous for the 'Roasting of the Commendator' in 1570. #Why Go
🏰 Explore ancient castle ruins with centuries of dramatic events and a dramatic history.
🌊 Enjoy scenic coastal views from a rocky promontory overlooking Dunure's small harbour.
✨ Discover local legends of secret Ley tunnels.
🚶 Publicly accessible for exploration, with easy access to a modern labyrinth and beach nearby.
📚 Learn about Clan Kennedy and Mary, Queen of Scots' visit. #Why Avoid
⚠️ Path to the labyrinth can be slick and muddy after rain.
🅿️ Village parking can be difficult. #Tips
🅿️ Paid parking available at Kennedy Park, recommended over difficult village parking.
🧺 Beach nearby offers picnic and exploration opportunities. #Cost
💰 Visiting the castle and labyrinth is free.