Troon is sited on the coast of Ayrshire, southwest Scotland. The Isle of Arran is on the opposite side of the Firth of Clyde from Troon. Glasgow Prestwick International Airport is a five minute drive from Troon. The town harbour has freight ferries to Troon that originate in Larne, Northern Ireland.

P&O Irish Sea Express operates the Larne to Troon route. There are twice daily sailings which have a crossing time of one hour, 50 minutes. Drivers catching freight ferries to Troon need to board one hour prior to the scheduled sailing time. Bookings for ferries can be done online or by calling +44 871 6644777. Pre-booking in advance frequently gains a discount.

Ships plying Larne to Troon services feature the latest in stabilising technology which ensures that travellers are comfortable. Onboard restaurants and coffee shops have a full selection of beverages, snacks and meals. Seashop stocks a range of souvenirs and traveller’s articles.

On deck, freight ferries to Troon give great views of the shores of Arran and western Scotland. Passengers arriving in Troon will be able to catch a glimpse of the prestigious Royal Troon Golf Course. The harbour at Troon is a historic location that was for many years a major shipbuilding and fishing force.

Troon Port, adjacent to the town’s pleasure boat marina, offers good services for both travellers and freight. There are two ro-ro terminals here which are near cargo handling facilities, an ice factory and a fish market. Several major highways converge near Troon Port and offer links to Kilmarnock, Glasgow and Carlisle.

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