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Eileen_N, Sept 2026
Be patient! You’ll see plenty of tiny penguins walking the Penguin Highway .
It was a full day of activities. Just remember to dress appropriately for the high winds and cold breezes when visiting the Nobbies and waiting for the Penguin Parade. At Moonlight Sanctuary you’ll get the best opportunity to see the koalas, kangaroos, dingos, and Tasmanian devils up close. There was even a rare albino kangaroo. The views are spectacular in the Nobbies area.
larryplaystennis, Sept 2026
The Penguins Are SPECIAL!
The Penguin Parade was a fun experience. Seeing the penguins close up was very special. The only drawback was the very cold weather, which obviously couldn’t be avoided.
Rahul_S, Sept 2026
Overall a nice time to experience a natural phenmena and Recommend this trip
Great experience to the blue penguin parade and them coming out of the ocean and them returning top their borroughs/home. A great natural phenomena. The guide Sheriff was quite friendly and jovial Saw quite a few wallabys', Geese on the tour
Ruth_N, Sept 2026
A fantastic day at Phillip Island
We enjoyed a fantastic day with Sam, our driver and tour guide. Lunch at Tooradin made a break in between Melbourne city and Phillip Island. Sam was extremely knowledgeable, and had a great sense of humour which was appreciated by all. The Koala Conservation Centre was enjoyable, and we saw 3 koalas. A drive around Phillip Island was also enjoyable before we set up ready for the Penguin Parade. Not so many penguins on the night we were there, but still a great experience

Penguin Parade

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Phillip Island
A group of penguins on the beach during the Penguin Parade, Phillip Island.
  • There's an admission fee to enter the viewing area, and advance bookings are essential. Children under 4 enter for free.

  • There's a visitor center, café, restrooms, and free parking at the Penguin Parade site.

  • Bring warm clothing as it can get chilly along the seafront at night, even in the summer.

  • In order to protect the penguins from flashes and lights, no photography or filming is permitted at the Penguin Parade.

  • The Penguin Parade viewing areas and boardwalks are accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.