Attractions

Thank you. Your visit helps fund vital research, conservation and education programs across the Nature Parks, including protection of the last remaining penguin colony on Phillip Island.

The Penguin Parade has a range of family-friendly viewing options and eco-accredited ranger-guided tours. Find out more on the 'Buy Tickets' page.

'Huk, huk!' What's that noise? It's the sound of penguins ready to cross the beach at sunset. Experience the magic in our many viewing options and wander the boardwalks through the colony to follow the penguins home.

The Koala Conservation Centre is home to more than koalas - look for wallabies, echidnas and enjoy the calls of the native birds or relax on the deck of the cafe.

Koalas sleep an average 20 hours per day thanks to their low energy diet of eucalyptus leaves.

The Koala Conservation Centre provides a safe habitat for nearly half of Phillip Island's remaining koalas. Across Australia koalas are under threat from habitat destruction, traffic, disease and dog attacks.

We've got a range of farming activities between 11am and 4pm, daily. Stop by to experience the sheep sheering, wagon rides, working dogs, cow milking, blacksmithing, boomerang throwing and whip cracking.

Churchill Island features a number of walking trails through world-renowned wetlands, beneath ancient Moonah trees and along tranquil coastline.

You can experience Churchill Island Heritage Farm and our other wildlife attractions with a great value 3 Parks Pass. Visit the 'Buy Tickets' page for more information.

Just 5 minutes beyond the Penguin Parade, the free Nobbies Centre is the perfect stop before your evening Penguin Parade visit.

Cliff-top boardwalks provide ample opportunity to spot seals and migrating whales - all against a backdrop of rugged coastal scenery.

The Nobbies Centre is free to visit and a great place to immerse yourself in local marine life with seal cameras, interactive exhibits and the 'Just for Pups' playroom.