You’ll find it easy to explore South East England by train for delightful days out and longer stays.
Uncover the history behind the Arun Valley Line and see the impressive medieval Arundel Castle from the train. For adventure-seekers there’s the colourful Brighton Pier with its family friendly attractions mixed in with stomach churning thrills for the older ones. Or take the Sussex Downs Line along the coast to the chalk cliffs and through the South Downs National Park.
It’s easy to get around the South East by train, with outdoor adventures, diverse history and lots more to discover.
Tonbridge – Reigate
Cutting through the rolling Kent and Surrey countryside parallel to the North Downs, this line takes you to wonderful cycling and walking routes.
Southampton Central – Winchester via Eastleigh
Take the train as it follows the River Itchen and meanders from Southampton to Winchester.
Southampton Central – Salisbury
From maritime to medieval, explore the picturesque Southampton to Salisbury line.
Wickford – Southend
Journey through Essex market towns as you travel along the Southend Line ending at this traditional seaside town.
Colchester – Clacton
Travelling through quaint villages, bustling towns and picturesque fishing ports you’ll soon see why this line is called the Sunshine Coast Line.
Haslemere – Farncombe
Explore historic towns and charming villages along the Surrey Hills to South Downs line.
Brighton – Seaford
Travel through the beautiful South Downs National Park as you explore the Sussex Downs Line.
Reigate – Guildford
Journey through beautiful countryside that forms the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Sittingbourne – Sheerness-on-Sea
Travel from the coastline to the countryside on the Swale Line.
Experience new adventures when you enjoy greener days out by rail this autumn. Take a look at our suggestions here.
We're getting on board for Catch the Bus Month and bring you some suggestions on how you can explore further when you combine your adventure with trains and buses.
Leeds – Morecambe / Heysham Port via Skipton, Bentham & Lancaster
Explore the history of the Bentham Line, nestled in scenic Yorkshire & Lancashire countryside.
