Melbourne's Penguin Island

Visiting the Southern Hemisphere, you must see the little penguins. The best place to watch penguins is Phillip Island. Phillip Island is also known as "Penguin Island" and is home to many wild animals such as little penguins, pelicans, koalas, kangaroos, etc. It is recommended to drive yourself or join a tour group. Phillip Island Maru Koala & Animal Park An open-air zoo The most special thing inside is a few white kangaroos You can buy feed and interact with the kangaroos when you enter the park Some kangaroos eat in a hurry and will use their hands to grab, so be careful!! The zoo is small but still has a complete variety of species Kangaroos koalas peacocks ... The Nobbies Here there is a long Boardwalk wooden path Walking along the wooden path, the scenery along the way is particularly healing There are rock beaches, sea waves, caves, etc. There is also a chance to see whales (unfortunately, we didn't see them) Chocolate f a c t o r y Chocolate Factory The ticket includes 10 credits which can be used to play games in the game area ten times. The balls won can be exchanged for chocolate balls at the exit. Inside there are various chocolate products, chocolate sculptures, chocolate waterfalls, and you can also observe the chocolate-making process up close. Penguin Parade Penguin House The little penguin conservation area at dusk The little penguins will return to their nests in groups from the sea. Visitors need to sit in the stands to watch the penguins return to their nests. The viewing platform is quite far from the coast and may not be very clear. It is recommended to wait for the penguins to come ashore and then watch the little penguins along the boardwalk. The little penguins waddle and are super cute. !! Tips: 1. Little penguins are very sensitive. Photography and video recording are not allowed during the viewing. The temperature difference between day and night is large. Remember to bring warm clothes when watching at night.