Seaton Tramway is offering two Explorer tickets for the price of one from today (Friday, 27 December) until Sunday, 5 January.

The East Devon tramway’s ’12 Days of Christmas‘ offer allows visitors an extra ticket when they buy any Explorer ticket during its winter service.

An Explorer ticket holder has unlimited travel on any of Seaton’s trams for the whole day. It is an open ticket that a passenger can redeem on any departure on the day of travel.

Passengers can buy their Explorer tickets from the Seaton Tramways website.

Seaton Tramway is encouraging passengers to Gift Aid their tickets to help raise money to continue operating and maintain the three-mile route.

The Seaton Tramway is a narrow gauge electric tramway. It is located in the East Devon district of the South West of England.

Its route travels alongside the Axe Estuary and the River Coly. Much of its route runs between the estuary and the Seaton Wetlands nature reserves.

Passengers on the trams can enjoy views of wildlife in the estuary and the nature reserves.

At one end of the route is the coastal resort of Seaton. The current Seaton station was built in 2017-18. From there, the tram service runs through the village of Colyford and on to the ancient town of Colyton.

Seaton Tramway operates a fleet of fourteen trams. These include an open-top Metropolitan-style tram and a Blackpool-style ‘Open Boat’. The trams were purpose-built by the company, and the designs were based on heritage trams that ran in various British towns and cities during the twentieth century.

The Tramway featured in the Heritage Railway Association’s shortlists last year.