Visit Phillip Island
The official tourism association website for attractions, accommodation, apartments, bed and breakfasts, holiday houses on and around Phillip Island. Supporting members of the Phillip Island Tourism Association Inc.
   
Phillip Island - Get Closer to Nature
Phillip Island - nature island - situated in Western Port, is a place of natural beauty, sandy beaches, tranquil wetlands and unique wildlife experiences.
   
The Penguin Parade experience is sure to be the highlight of your visit. As the sun fades in the sky, the little Penguins waddle up the beach to the safety of their homes in the sand dunes. Witness this magical procession – it is a treat never forgotten.
Stroll along the Nobbies boardwalk to view the majestic rugged south coast and blowhole. See the Southern Hemisphere's second largest fur seal colony. Seal tours with Wildlife Coast Cruises are available on the luxurious 15mtr catamaran "The Kasey Lee", or NEW the Extreme Seal Rocks Eco-Tour. The Nobbies Centre is Australia’s newest marine attraction. Explore and discover the secrets of the incredible southern marine environment including seals, sharks and dolphins via interactive displays and cameras that allow you to zoom in and out on these marine creatures.
Towering gums at the Koala Conservation Centre and woodlands of the Oswin Roberts Reserve provide a safe home for the island’s koala population. Koalas can be viewed at the close viewing area and tree-top boardwalk at the visitor Centre. Or a gentle stroll can be taken through the woodlands of the Oswin Roberts Reserve.
Churchill Island, accessed by bridge from Phillip Island, is steeped in history. Deliciously fragrant gardens surround the historical homestead amidst a variety of bird life. The island is a working farm with Highland cattle, sheep, ducks, chickens and Clydesdale horses. Ranger talks, machinery demonstrations and festivals bring the island to life throughout the year.
   
There is a diverse range of established walks around the island. Cape Woolamai, Kitty Miller Bay and Nobbies walks feature good beach/bush tracks, and boardwalks predominately along the rugged south coast. Conservation Hill and Rhyll Mangrove boardwalk overlook the Rhyll wetlands and Rhyll Inlet, offering excellent bird watching opportunities. Swan Lake nature trail leads to the only permanent freshwater lake on the island and offers viewing hides, to watch the lake's bird life.
Help with the daily pelican feeding, 11.30am at the pier at San Remo.
Phillip Island Circuit is home to the International MotoGP Motorcycle Grand Prix, World Championship Superbikes and Australian Touring Car Championships and a host of other events. You can also try out the go-karts on a miniaturised version of the track.
  
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.
Or partake in a health and beauty treatment, fitness class or massage.(click here)
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.
Phillip Island is well serviced with large variety of cafes, restaurants, shops, entertainment and accommodation. We know you will enjoy your stay.
Summer Water Restrictions
Phillip Island is currently on Stage 2 Water Restrictions, this places a restriction on the use of drinking water. For further details please see westernport.water.com.au
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