Come ‘face to face’ with koalas in their natural habitat along the treetop boardwalks through the Australian bushland.
Look for the clues at the base of trees and listen for the laugh of kookaburras while you soak up the scent of eucalyptus.
Wander the extensive trails through the natural Australian bushland and enjoy the abundant bird life. The woodland is home to many animals including wallabies, echidnas and bats.
Average Duration: Explore at your own leisure
We're located 90 minutes drive from Melbourne. The Koala Conservation Centre is 15 minutes from the bridge.
1810 Phillip Island Road,
Phillip Island, Victoria 3923
Fitted face masks are mandatory at all of our sites while indoors, and we strongly recommend wearing them outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained.
The Penguin Parade is at sunset and outside. We suggest you bring warm clothes and a raincoat if it looks like rain. A rug to sit on is also handy.
Please note that photography is not permitted at the Penguin Parade, for the protection of the penguins.
Please maintain physical distancing at all times whilst at any of our locations, and be sure to carry a mask with you.
Please maintain good hand hygiene, and stay home if you are unwell.
Credit card and touchless transactions only are available onsite – cash not accepted.
Please arrive at the Penguin Parade visitor centre at the session time stated on your ticket.
Entry only via a pre-purchased online ticket (including infants) – we are unable to upgrade, refund or alter any tickets onsite. Please ensure you have the correct ticket type and number of tickets before your visit.
Please note that as we will be managing visitor numbers at all of our locations, you may experience short entry delays subject to the number of people already on site
We are required to collect visitor details to assist with contact tracing in the event of a case of coronavirus being detected. Information will be held securely for 28 days, then destroyed in accordance with our privacy policy.