Plymouth - Gunnislake
Explore the riverside village of Calstock. Great pubs & walks.
Liskeard - Looe
Enjoy great estuary views and Looe’s harbour and beach.
St Erth (P&R) - St Ives
One of Britain's most scenic railways. Amazing views.
Truro - Falmouth Docks
Visit Falmouth’s harbour, beaches, castles and shops.
Par - Newquay
Arrive in the heart of Newquay ready to hit the beach.
Exeter - Okehampton
Dartmoor adventures right from Okehampton station.
Exeter - Barnstaple
Take in the countryside views and explore North Devon.
Exeter - Paignton
Travel the famous Devon coast to the English Riviera.
Exeter St Davids - Exmouth
Journey along the Exe Estuary to Topsham and Exmouth.
Exeter St Davids - Axminster
Visit Honiton and Axminster with countryside views.
Visit Honiton for great shopping, culture, top walks and more.
Known as the antiques capital of Devon, the town is also famous for its lace and pottery.
Arrive by train and grab a hot drink and snack from the Railway Kitchen Honiton, right on the platform. Then explore town, enjoy a countryside walk or take an onward bus to explore the Jurassic Coast.
Find out more on Visit Devon’s pages about East Devon and Honiton.
Allhallows Museum of Lace and Local Antiquities
Handmade Fiesta
Thelma Hulbert Gallery
Explore The Glen woodland park
Once you’ve explored the antiques shops and other independent retailers on the town’s long high street, learn about the town’s heritage at its museum (free entry).
You can also take advantage of the free admission at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery, with contemporary art and craft exhibitions to explore, alongside a permanent collection of artist Thelma Hulbert’s work.
In the evening, head to the Beehive for live music and more at this award-winning arts, cinema and community venue.
The Glen (1-mile walk)
The Glen is a beautiful park, Victorian water garden and leafy public space, just a five-minute walk from Honiton station. Directions and map.
Roundball Hill (5-mile walk)
An invigorating climb from Honiton station, rewarded with great views of the surrounding countryside. Directions and map.
Honiton also makes a great base for exploring the Jurassic Coast – with the seaside favourite Sidmouth just a 35-minute bus ride away.
Hop on the Stagecoach no.9 bus from Honiton High Street or from right outside Honiton railway station.
Honiton station is on the East Devon Line.
30 minutes from Exeter
35 minutes from Yeovil Junction
2hr 55 from London Waterloo
Honiton station is a short walk from the High Street.
Off-Peak Day Return. Valid after the morning peak, and any time on weekends or Bank Holidays.
Approximate journey time
Exeter Central station is located right in the heart of the city, just a short walk from the Princesshay shopping centre (pictured above – photo: Visit Exeter) and the city’s magnificent cathedral. Attractions include John Lewis and other major retailers, the historic quayside, and tours of the city’s medieval underground passageways.
Axminster is a destination that’s full of history and is perfect for a stroll and spot of lunch. It also offers onward bus links to explore the Jurassic Coast.
Walks from the railway
Rail Ale Trails
Beaches by train
Arts & culture
Book Trail
Vinyl Trail
Times and prices
Parking and public transport
Travelling with kids
Taking bikes
Travelling with dogs
Assisted travel
