South West

Take the train to the coast and experience Newquay, one of Britain’s top seaside destinations.

Take a trip along the stunning Exe Estuary on the Avocet Line.

Relax and enjoy the scenic route between Tisbury and Crewkerne as the train travels along the Blackmore Vale Line.

This 87 mile route takes you through four counties from Bristol, a buzzing creatively spirited city with a rich maritime history to the seaside town of Weymouth, on the Jurassic Coast.

Take a journey though a picturesque wooden valley and watch the scenery change as you emerge next to the scenic East Looe River on your way to the fishing town of Looe.

The Maritime Line links the bustling Cathedral city of Truro with the harbour port of Falmouth.

Explore this historic line as it meanders through the beautiful scenery of Wiltshire, bound for Westbury and its iconic White Horse.

Explore scenic north Devon on the Tarka Line for a real taste of the great British countryside.

Take a trip into the picturesque Tamar Valley - with great views from Calstock Viaduct.

Explore the beautifully unspoilt and varied countryside along the Purbeck Line.

One of England's best-loved stretches of railway - the Riviera Line hugs the coast, providing spectacualr views from the train.

Featuring diverse scenery, from cityscapes to historical landmarks and countryside views, there's lots to see on the Severn Beach Line.

The route of the Severn Shores Line skirts the western shore of the Severn Estuary, with breath-taking views of the River Severn.

Considered one of the most beautiful routes in Britain, you need to experience the St Ives Bay Line for yourself.

From maritime to medieval, explore the picturesque Southampton to Salisbury line.

Take the short journey from the coastal town of Lymington to Brockenhurst, the largest village in the New Forest National Park.