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Waypoint 13 Largs Pier
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Waypoints: WP13 Largs Pier, WP12 Largs Yacht Haven, WP11 Fairlie Church
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Waypoint 13 Largs Pier
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Waypoint 12 Largs Yacht Haven
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Set in the sheltered, scenic waters of the Clyde, Largs Yacht Haven is home to an impressive 730 berths. Voted Marina of the year 2017.
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Waypoint 11 Fairlie Church
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Built as a chapel of ease of 1834, it gained its present strong traditional form in 1883 with the addition of the chancel, transepts and tower by J J Stevenson. The weather vane is a model of the 1920s Fife racing yacht ‘Latifa’ (the yachts were designed and built in Fairlie). The 9th/10th-century Fairlie Stone is displayed within the church. The excellent stained glass was made by Morris & Co and Heaton, Butler & Bayne.
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Largs Pier to Largs Yacht Haven