Welcome to Stranraer!
Stranraer is the largest settlement in south-west area of Scotland, lying at the head of Loch Ryan. It is best known as a ferry port connecting Scotland with Belfast in Northern Ireland.
There is not too much to do here, but the town provides a list of attractions that include Port Logan, the fish pond that invite everyone that enjoys fishing, some beautiful botanical gardens, and also the beach from the Sandhead, the Mull of Galloway and the scenery at Portpatrick.
The centre of the town seems to be very attractive and sparking, especially if you get here on a sunny day, because the bright and white colours of the buildings transform it into a small and nice jewel.
If you are searching for some history, then the Stranraer Museum which is situated on the George Street will provide you with the Wigtownshire's history, with stories and proves of archeology and interesting exhibitions. You will also love to visit the medieval tower house from the Stranraer Town Centre, the Castle of St John which was built about 1500CE and offers you amazing views from the top. After a well-worth visit to these places, try to have fun at the swimming pool, or go to the cinema or theatre, because Stranraer has everything you need.
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