7 charter trains and 6 scenic lines, signed in the colours of the old Western Region.
SteamRecreation of the Southern's Pullman express from Waterloo to Bournemouth behind a Bulleid Pacific, continuing to Swanage.
SteamSunday steam from Bristol and Taunton along the Dawlish sea wall and over the Royal Albert Bridge into Cornwall.
LuxuryMidland Pullman day trip to the English Riviera, running along the Dawlish sea wall to Torquay and Paignton.
SteamA revival of a short-lived Western Region express, with two Tyseley Castles double-heading from Bristol over the South Devon banks to Plymouth.
SteamSaphos Trains' steam-hauled trips to Bath's Christmas Market, from Sussex on one date and from the Fens and Hertfordshire on the other.
SteamClan Line's annual pre-Christmas run from London Victoria down the West of England main line to Sherborne and Yeovil.
SteamSteam-hauled Christmas trips to Bath's Christmas Market, with the option of continuing to Bristol.
Scenic lineBrunel's railway along the Exe estuary and the open sea at Dawlish and Teignmouth, the most photographed stretch of main line in Britain.
Scenic lineFour miles along the cliffs above Carbis Bay and Porthminster beach to St Ives, widely rated the most beautiful branch line in England.
Scenic lineA twisting single-track branch that reverses at Coombe Junction and follows the tidal East Looe river down a wooded valley to the fishing port of Looe.
Scenic lineOut of Plymouth beside the Tamar, over the 120-foot Calstock Viaduct and up a steep, reversing branch into the old mining country around Gunnislake.
Scenic lineThrough the china clay country and the wooded Luxulyan valley, under Treffry's viaduct, to the surfing beaches of Newquay on Cornwall's north coast.
Scenic lineFollowing the rivers Yeo and Taw through mid Devon's farmland, named after Henry Williamson's otter, to Barnstaple and the Tarka Trail.