A Maze'N Things
Australian Garden
Cape Woolamai
Churchill Island Heritage Farm & Functions
Cruises and Charters
Koala Conservation Centre
Maru Koala and Fauna Park
Museums & Galleries
National Vietnam Veterans Museum
Pelican Feeding
Penguin Parade
Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
Phillip Island Helicopters
Phillip Island Nature Parks
Phillip Island Tenpin Bowling and Entertainment Centre
Pyramid Rock
Rhyll Inlet & Short Tailed Sheerwaters
Swan Lake
The Nobbies and Seal Rocks
The Rhyll Fishing Park & Restaurant
Warrook Cattle Farm
Wildlife Coast Cruises

Phillip Island Nature Park:
3 Park Passes are available from Reception which enable you to visit each of these attractions:

Penguin Parade
Every evening at dusk, delighted visitors watch the world?s smallest penguins as they gather in small groups at the water?s edge and then set off across the beach to their burrows in the dunes. This parade is only 15 minutes away and is a must for all visitors to the island.
Ask about the Penguins Plus - enjoy the Penguin Parade from an exclusive viewing platform and boardwalk limited to 150 people per night. Rangers are on hand to provide interpretation of the world?s smallest penguins and their fascinating lives.

Private Penguin Parade experience
Enjoy the Penguin Parade from an exclusive area on the beach. Each guest will be supplied with binoculars, a mat and headset for the live commentary from their personal ranger. No children under 12 years are permitted.

Ultimate Penguin Tour
The best penguin viewing in Australia! This is the premium penguin experience on offer and ideal for those seeking a more personalised intimate wildlife experience. Designed for groups of up to 10, this advanced accredited eco tour takes visitors to a stunning, secluded beach to view Little Penguins waddling ashore to their sand dune burrows. The beach is in a completely different location to the Penguin Parade. No Children under 16 years are permitted. Sturdy footwear and a minimum level of fitness is essential for walking and climbing stairs.

Koala Conservation Centre
Stroll through bushland and experience koalas in their natural habitat. Meet koalas ?face to face? on our treetop boardwalks. This centre is dedicated to koala research and conservation ? your visit helps us with this important work.
Enjoy the colourful birdlife and true ?Aussie? atmosphere.
Things to do:
Walk amongst the treetops on our Koala Boardwalk and Woodland Boardwalk, get ready to meet our koalas close up.
Enjoy the bush walking tracks; look out for birds and wildlife and koalas of course! Learn about the amazing lives of koalas in the Visitor Centre. Walk or ride to Oswin Roberts Woodland or Rhyll Inlet

Churchill Island
Step back in time to this historic island farm. Churchill Island features heritage buildings and gardens, walking tracks and much more.
Things to do:
Learn about Churchill Island?s fascinating history in the Visitor Centre. Stroll through the historic buildings and historic working farm. Meet the farm animals including Clydesdale horses, Highland cattle, sheep, ducks, chickens and peacocks. Enjoy a meal in the licensed Churchill Island caf? which has spectacular bay views. Walk or cycle around the island and visit Grant?s monument. Take home goodies from the Farm Shop. Enjoy one of the many events and markets
Phillip Island Outdoor Go Karts
Come along and experience the fun, thrills and excitement of Go Kart racing at our new track - situated at Australia's premier Grand Prix Circuit. We feature modern, reliable karts, in a safe family racing environment. A great day for families, groups and racing enthusiasts alike.
Scaled Version of the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
Exciting 760 metre track
Latest European Go Kart Fleet (Adult/Double/Kids) available
Lap Time printouts
Entrance Via GP VISITORS CENTRE


Other attractions on the Island include A Maze'N Things Illusion room, maze and mini golf, Grumpy's Mini Golf, Phillip Island Ten Pin Bowling, Wildlife Coast Cruises, The Fun Shed or take a scenic Helicopter flight with Phillip Island Helicopters. Try fishing at the Rhyll Fishing Park & Restaurant or in our beautiful waterways.

Visit one of our Island Wineries and enjoy alfresco dining at one of our many villages.

The National Vietnam Veterans Museum has recently opened its new premises next to the Phillip Island Airport. The new museum holds thousands of artefacts and displays.

Nearby on the way to Melbourne visit Warrook Cattle Farm, Maru Koala and Fauna Park and Australian Garden, Cranbourne.