Why not join us on one of our daily boat trips when you visit North Norfolk and see the SEALS & BIRDS in their natural environment at BLAKENEY POINT. Beans Seal Trips have been a family run business for over 50 years and are a very popular and safe way to enjoy a close up view of the wildlife - without disturbing... more details >

Bodmin & Wenford Railway is Cornwall's only standard gauge railway still operated by steam locomotives and the trains run through some delightful Cornish scenery. The Railway is typical of a branch line in the 1950's. Great Western steam tank engines are the main locomotives to be seen here but diesel... more details >

Relax and Enjoy a Guided Tour with spectacular Aerial views of Brighton, Worthing, Beachy Head, Portsmouth, The Needles and more. All flights start and finish at Shoreham departing East or West along the Coast.

Champagne Flights for a Special Occasion Choose one of our routes and bring along a bottle... more details >

Totnes - Dartmouth Cruise

The Dartmouth River Cruise is a relaxing cruise, as you wind your way along the river you cruise past the home of the late Dame Agatha Christie and the pretty little villages of Dittisham and Galmpton. Interesting and slightly humorous commentary provided by the Skipper.... more details >

Morning, Lunchtime or Afternoon Cruises on the River Fal departing from Falmouth, Truro and St.Mawes

Enjoy a different perspective of Falmouth Docks, Pendennis and St. Mawes Castles as you view them from the sea. Take in the beautiful views of some of the local waterside locations such as Flushing,... more details >

Departing from Dartmouth, Dittisham, Greenway and Totnes

Greenway Ferry & Pleasure Cruises has a fantastic array of boat trips, excursions and ferry services in the English Riviera’s Geopark and the beautiful River Dart.

Our main ferry services include the... more details >

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Hambleton's Herriot Country takes its name from the Hambleton Hills as well as from one of the world's best-loved writers, James Herriot. James Herriot, alias real life vet Alf Wight, lived and worked in the... more details >

The Kent & East Sussex Railway is the country’s finest example of a rural light railway. The line owes much of its charm to its origin as the world’s first light railway. Originally opened in 1900, the tightly curved line, with steep gradients, is typical of those rural railways that were developed... more details >

In the unique historic setting of the Lappa Valley you will find loads of fun things to do and discover! There are three separate miniature railways running through this oasis of conservation, where wildlife thrives in a protected environment. It's a great place to enjoy peace and quiet away from it all... Travel... more details >

No family trip to the picturesque towns of Lynton and Lynmouth would be complete without a trip on the world famous Cliff Railway - It’s the best and most exciting way to travel between these two historic towns. It will be one of the highlights of the day - for Mums, Dads and the kids!

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Welcome, and thank you for visiting Pennine Boat Trips. We have expanded, and have even more to offer our groups. We specialise in catering for groups, with ‘Days Out’ Packages, which include canal boat trips, and the Quay Café, Bar & Grill. We also have public trip boats, and many more, so... more details >

Download our Princess River Cruises 2011 leaflet for all our winter warmer events from January until April including Valentines Day Cruises, Mothers Day Cruises and special 2 for 1 deals on group bookings.

Opened in July 1927, The Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway is 13½ miles of mainline in miniature. Once known as ‘The World’s Smallest Public Railway’, its founder Captain Howey, and its designer and builder Henry Greenly, have given us something that remains the most enjoyable way to see... more details >

Your chance to travel on The Hogwarts Express (as seen in the films) across Yorkshire’s beautiful countryside. Leaving York in the morning collecting passengers on a circular route calling at Normanton, Wakefield Kirkgate, Wakefield Westgate, Woodlesford, Castleford and arriving in York then on to Scarborough.more details >

The South Devon Railway is one of Devon’s and the West Country’s best loved tourist attractions and is the longest established steam railway in the south west.

It is a seven mile former Great Western Railway branch line, built in 1872, which runs along the stunning valley of the River Dart... more details >

Visit picturesque St Ives by train on the St Ives Bay Line, arguably Britain’s most scenic branch line and one of the Great Scenic Railways of Devon and Cornwall. The line starts at the mainline station of St Erth, calling at the park and ride station at Lelant Saltings.

It sweeps along the coast... more details >

This scenic train journey is one of the gems of Britain's rail network. Linking city, river and beautiful countryside through an area of outstanding natural beauty, the Tamar Valley Line packs a huge amount into its fifteen mile length, not least its spectacular highlight, the great viaduct at Calstock.

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The East Anglian Railway Museum is an open air site based at Chappel and Wakes Colne Railway station. The entire site forms the Museum, which is made up of Station Buildings, Signal Boxes, Goods Shed and Restoration Shed.

The Museum has the most comprehensive collection of railway architecture, locomotives,... more details >

This scenic train journey links the historic market town of Liskeard with the attractive fishing port of Looe. The line travels along the East Looe River, starting through the heavily wooded valley until the valley opens out as the river nears the sea, and the train nears Looe. The two miles between Sandplace and... more details >

This scenic train journey follows the gentle river valleys of the Yeo and Taw between Exeter and Barnstaple. Travelling through Tarka Country, the scenery is dominated by rolling countryside, small villages, farms and woodland.

Please download our guide for more information including a timetable

Ullswater 'Steamers' is an award winning Lake District attraction celebrating over 150 years sailing on England's most beautiful lake. New for 2011 we are joined by a new vessel, the Western Belle in addition to our  current fleet, Lady of the Lake originally launched in 1877, Raven in 1889. Lady... more details >

Why not unwind as the steam trains of theWest Somerset Railway take you on a leisurely 20 mile journey between Bishops Lydeard (near Taunton) and Minehead, taking in the sights, sounds and even the unique smells of the golden age of rail travel. As your train makes its way along, the glorious Somerset countryside... more details >