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Based on: 28 July 2026
Let us whisk you away to discover Phillip Island’s unique nature experiences and dramatic landscapes.
Your small group tour will help to further the protection and conservation of the local fauna and flora. We drive south-east from Melbourne to reach Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park, where you will meet endangered species, kangaroos, wallabies and koalas, plus an array of colourful birds and reptiles. Our journey then leads onto Phillip Island, the home of the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix and our famous Little Penguins. Upon arrival on the Island, depending on the time of year and your interests, we will visit Woolamai Beach to see surfers riding the waves.
Next, you will be amazed by the dramatic west coast of the Island. At the Nobbie, stroll along the boardwalk to experience the waves crashing along this rugged coastline, see the blowhole and be mesmerised by the stunning views. You might even encounter your first penguin nests.
During the daylight saving months, you will travel to the town of Cowes, where you will have free time for dinner (not included). In the winter months, you can have something to eat at the Penguin Parade Visitor Centre.
Finally, a trip to Phillip Island is not complete without its black-tie gala event: the Penguin Parade. Head to the Visitor Centre to shop, have a coffee and meander along the boardwalk to the viewing platform where you will see the little penguins come ashore, decked out in their tuxedos as they hurry off to find their burrows.
Let us whisk you away to discover Phillip Island’s unique nature experiences and dramatic landscapes.
Your small group tour will help to further the protection and conservation of the local fauna and flora. We drive south-east from Melbourne to reach Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park, where you will meet endangered species, kangaroos, wallabies and koalas, plus an array of colourful birds and reptiles. Our journey then leads onto Phillip Island, the home of the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix and our famous Little Penguins. Upon arrival on the Island, depending on the time of year and your interests, we will visit Woolamai Beach to see surfers riding the waves.
Next, you will be amazed by the dramatic west coast of the Island. At the Nobbie, stroll along the boardwalk to experience the waves crashing along this rugged coastline, see the blowhole and be mesmerised by the stunning views. You might even encounter your first penguin nests.
During the daylight saving months, you will travel to the town of Cowes, where you will have free time for dinner (not included). In the winter months, you can have something to eat at the Penguin Parade Visitor Centre.
Finally, a trip to Phillip Island is not complete without its black-tie gala event: the Penguin Parade. Head to the Visitor Centre to shop, have a coffee and meander along the boardwalk to the viewing platform where you will see the little penguins come ashore, decked out in their tuxedos as they hurry off to find their burrows.