Phillip Island Nature Parks

Phillip Island Nature Parks

Phillip Island Nature Parks is world-renowned for its popular wildlife attraction — the Penguin Parade. Just a 90-minute drive from Melbourne, the park is located on Phillip Island, a wildlife paradise in Victoria, and covers an area of 2,750 hectares. The park is famed for its wildlife, wetlands, and breathtaking coastline.

The three main attractions managed by Phillip Island Nature Parks are the Penguin Parade, Churchill Island Heritage Farm, and the Koala Conservation Centre. In addition, the park features other sites such as the Rhyll Inlet, Woolamai, and Cape Woolamai, where visitors can get up close to wildlife in natural surroundings, immersing themselves in nature and experiencing its unspoiled beauty.

Phillip Island Nature Parks is dedicated to providing visitors with outstanding travel experiences and continuously contributes to the conservation of the island’s wildlife and their habitats. All funds received from visitors go toward this goal. The park has been honored with the Victorian Tourism Major Attraction Award in 1998, 1999, and 2000.

Phillip Island Nature Park

Must-visit reason: Witness Australia’s most famous Penguin Parade

Continent: Oceania

Country/Region: Australia

State/Province: Victoria

City: Melbourne