• Sunday 23rd August 2026
    We will not be operating steam locomotives on Sunday 23rd August - but one of our heritage Class 37 diesel locomotives will be in service instead!

DARTMOUTH STEAM RAILWAY AND RIVER BOAT COMPANY

Based on the glorious South Devon coastline in South West England, enjoy your days out in Devon on our steam trains, boat trips and paddle steamer.

The only attraction in Devon that lets you enjoy the delights of Torquay, Paignton, Brixham, Dartmouth and the River Dart, Kingswear and Totnes on your day out!

  • The railway is a standard gauge line running between Paignton and Kingswear.
  • The boat trips offer fantastic cruising on the River Dart and up to Totnes and there are sea trips from both Torquay and Brixham.
  • The PS Kingswear Castle is based on the River Dart and is the last remaining coal fired paddle steamer in the UK.
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Torbay Regatta

Torbay Regatta

On 21st August 2026 to 24th August 2026

Torbay Regatta is the oldest royal regatta in the country.

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The 2026 season begins!

14th February 2026

The 2026 season begins!

Our 2026 season starts today (Saturday 14th February). Make your plans to join us!

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Reviews

  • Nostalgic day out - Had a great day on the steam railway and paddleboat with my family. Fantastic views during the railway trip and equally excellent views, and commentary, during the river cruise. Well worth the cost, friendly and helpful staff.
  • An enjoyable day! - Had a wonderful day riding on the steam railway and a boat trip along the River Dart. Excellent scenery along the coast. The ferry was quick and efficient.
  • Charming - We did a round trip from Totnes to Dartmouth. The trip was wonderful with clean comfortable boat, nice staff and excellent commentary (and nice refreshments). On the return we were treated to an extra spin past the two castles at the mouth of the estuary. Marvelous.

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