Melbourne Charter | Penguin Island Day Tour

PHILIP PENGUN ISLAND

Phillip Island, also known as Penguin Island, is an island at the mouth of Western Harbour in southern Victoria, Australia. There is a Phillip Nature Park on the island, where you can see koalas, kangaroos, penguins, seals and many other wild animals. It is a veritable animal paradise. You can also enjoy different scenery such as beaches, wetlands and woodlands.

 

--------------Itinerary --------------

A Itinerary: Small Train + Chocolate Factory/Maru Zoo + Little Penguin Homecoming

B Itinerary Churchill Farm + Koala Conservation Park + Antarctic Pavilion + Little Penguin Homecoming

C Itinerary: Going out to sea to see seals + Little Penguins returning home

Itinerary

9:00 (departure time adjusted according to sunset) Depart from Melbourne city hotel and return to the hotel about 3 hours after sunset

 

Attraction Introduction

Puffing Billy  : Very popular with children, it is also a popular photo spot for internet celebrities. It is also an important historical and cultural heritage of Victoria and one of the oldest and most famous narrow-gauge railways in the world.

 

 

Chocolate Factory : There are free chocolate tastings, various buildings made of chocolate, and a spectacular waterfall made of chocolate. There is also the whole process of chocolate production, which is suitable for children.

 

 

Maru Zoo : There are many native Australian animals in it. You can feed kangaroos and see koalas. It is more suitable for friends with children and those who have never seen Australian animals.

 

 

Seal Cruise : Take a speedboat out to sea to watch seals. You can see hundreds of seals lying on the rocks, which is quite spectacular. The captain will also throw fish down to feed the seals, so you can watch them up close.

 

 

Churchill Farm : An early farm in Victoria, it houses a variety of farm animals and offers opportunities to watch farm activities such as wool shearing, sheepdogs herding sheep, and milking. It also houses a variety of farm tools and is a popular science attraction.

 

 

Koala Conservation Park : A scientific and educational center specially established for koala breeding, which houses a large number of koalas and simulates the wild environment, as well as various detailed koala information.

 

 

Antarctic Pavilion : A venue for Antarctic biological science, built at Nobis Point. The surrounding boardwalks have beautiful scenery and there is a restaurant with 180-degree sea views. The food mainly serves hamburgers and fish and chips.

 

 

Penguin Parade : Here you can see thousands of fairy penguins returning to their nests. As the smallest penguins in the world, their walk is very healing.

 

At the same time, the Penguin Parade is divided into three levels of tickets.

1. Ordinary stand: The price is the lowest, the distance is very far, and you can basically not see the penguins coming ashore, but the process of returning to the nest is shared with the other two stands.

2. Preferred viewing stand: moderately priced, you can see the penguins coming ashore very closely.

3. Underground stands: The most expensive, at the foot of the preferred stands, you can see the penguins at eye level, and it is also the only sheltered viewing point, the first choice for players who are afraid of cold