Wildlife & Farm Tour at Phillip Island with Penguin Parade
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, including families with children
Overview
Experience the magic of Phillip Island with its renowned Penguin Parade, historic farm, and breathtaking coastal views. Discover why this island is a top outdoor destination in Australia.
Phillip Island Penguin Parade & Churchill Island Farm Bus Tour
From Heritage Farms to Sunset Penguins — Experience the Best of Phillip Island
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About This Adventure
Discover the charm of Phillip Island on this small group tour! Visit the historic Churchill Island Farm, participate in traditional farming activities, and enjoy breathtaking views from The Nobbies Lookout. The highlight is witnessing the enchanting Penguin Parade at sunset, as adorable Little Penguins waddle ashore to their burrows.
Come and experience the best of Phillip Island. Visit a working heritage farm on Churchill Island, see the spectacular view from the Nobbies Lookout, then watch the famous Penguin Parade at sunset. What a delight! You will be picked up in air conditioned comfort by an English speaking guide for this small group tour. Visit Churchill Island Farm, an historic homestead and a working heritage farm that dates back to 1872. See the farm demonstrations, enjoy the scenic farmland and sea. Then take in the spectacular view from The Nobbies Lookout before the highlight of the evening: the famous Penguin Parade where you will see Little Penguins come ashore at sunset.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for the Penguin Parade
Get a good spot by arriving at least 30 minutes before sunset to enjoy optimal views.
Wear comfortable shoes
You'll be walking on uneven surfaces, so sturdy walking shoes are recommended.
Bring binoculars for wildlife viewing
Enhance your experience spotting seals and birds from viewpoints.
Prepare for weather changes
Layer clothing to stay comfortable from daytime warmth to evening chills.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Seals
- Sea birds
History
The island was declared a national park in 1934, vital for conservation and public enjoyment.
Conservation
Efforts focus on protecting native species and habitats, including seal colonies and penguin nesting sites.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Sturdy shoes support walking on farm paths and uneven terrain.
Warm layer clothing
Stay warm during outdoor viewing in cooler evenings.
winter specific
Binoculars
Assist in bird and seal spotting from viewpoints.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect against sun exposure during daytime activities.
summer specific