Disabled dating in Ayrshire
From Ayr and Alloway to Irvine, Kilmarnock, Troon and Largs, find disabled singles along the Firth of Clyde and inland.
Ayrshire at a glance
Ayrshire runs along Scotland's south-west coast, looking over the Firth of Clyde to Arran. It is Burns Country, with seaside towns, golf links and clifftop castles, and its towns are spread out enough that meeting someone nearby really helps.
- Ayr
- Alloway
- Irvine
- Kilmarnock
- Troon
- Largs
- Prestwick
- Girvan
Ayrshire: accessible first-date ideas
Sea air, history and level paths: a few Ayrshire ideas for an easy first date.
Ayr seafront
A level esplanade beside a long beach, with the town centre close by for coffee.
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
An accessible museum in Alloway, near the poet's cottage and the Brig o' Doon.
Culzean Castle
A clifftop castle and country park cared for by the National Trust for Scotland, with accessible areas and grounds.
Largs
A cheerful seaside town with a promenade, the ferry to Cumbrae and a famous ice cream parlour.
Isle of Arran
A ferry from Ardrossan takes you to the island, where Brodick Castle has accessible areas.
Getting around Ayrshire
ScotRail calls at Ayr, Irvine, Kilmarnock, Troon, Largs and Ardrossan, Stagecoach buses link the towns, and Blue Badge parking poses few problems. Choosing somewhere on the railway line makes it easy for you both to get there and home again.
Anyone eligible for a National Entitlement Card rides free on the Stagecoach buses between Ayr, Troon, Irvine and Kilmarnock, so a date in the next town along the coast is easy on the pocket.
Ayrshire members
Real people from Ayrshire and nearby.
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ID verified Bebob, 51
Glasgow
I’m 51 years old, short, but regularly get told I look young for my age (the photos are a couple of years, and a few pounds out of date, but they are still me). I guess in some ways, I am still young at heart. I grew up in the 90s and have spent a lot of time in clubs and partying and that is no longer my thing. Looking for someone who wants to get to know me like I want to get to know them. I write; been working on a fantasy book for a couple of years. I like walks and the outdoors, pubs and restaurants, movies, art, theatre, sport, and being true to myself. Open to ideas and suggestions for things to do. I have bipolar disorder and have not been working for a year, so I can’t treat you in the style to which you might have become accustomed! But I’m honest, and romantic and looking for someone to cuddle. See you down the line.
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Ayrshire: your questions
Where would you suggest for an accessible date in Ayrshire?
Ayr seafront, the Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway and the grounds of Culzean Castle are all accessible and make for relaxed outings.
Is it hard to get about Ayrshire with a disability?
Not on the coast, where trains and buses link the towns. Inland, a car or a taxi helps, and Blue Badge spaces are rarely hard to come by.
Could I meet someone from Glasgow or further afield?
You could. Matches start with people around Ayrshire, but members in Glasgow, across Scotland and the rest of the UK are all there to browse and message.