The husband has received his vouchers for senior persons' train travel anywhere in Victoria. Which is great.
I was thinking as the weather is so cold and dreary he would enjoy soaking in a hot pool. You know, a mineral spring.
Does anyone know of any that are on the train route?

Thanking you.

There is one down on the Mornington Peninsula near Moonah Links Golf Course that I have been thinking of trying out myself. I normally drive down to the Peninsula but I think you could change trains at Frankston and continue on to Rye which it is probably the closest station.

Just clarifying my answer which sounds a bit misleading I'm afraid. To the best of my knowledge the train only goes as far as Frankston so you would have to take the bus from Frankston to Rye.

it is good of you to give me this info - but that would be a very short train trip indeed for my guy - I was hoping for something a little further away from where we live

Craic what are 'his senior vouchers'??? Do the 'oldies but goodies' get to travel via train for free/discount in Australia?

Or he won some free tickets or something.

Just curious :) Mike

seniors in victoria get two free train travel vouchers per year anywhere in the state

(we have just moved from NSW to Vic and NSW doesn't do it - maybe other states do)

also seniors get free travel on public transport on sunday

all i can say is roll on 60 and a senior's card

There are thermal baths at Daylesford but I don,t know if there is a train to D,ford. I,m a former Vicorian but haven,t lived there for many years and imagine the train lines are scarce now, perhaps google vicrail and see where the trains go then decide on a destination.

thank you - i did check daylesford because I had an idea they had thermal baths
but you are right - no train there

think husband has decided on ballarat anyway

so qld does it too - but you say at a low cost

in Vic they are free