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Every
night the 'little penguins' come back to their homes after searching for food
and make their way up the beach in front of huge crowds from all over the world.
In
the Koala Conservation Centre the rangers from the Phillip Island Nature Park
protect and care for the current koala population. From beautifully
constructed boardwalks the koalas and birds are viewed in their natural
surroundings.
The
seal colony lives on Seal Rocks off The Nobbies and can be viewed at a distance
from The Nobbies or close up on the 'Seal Watching Cruises' departing from the
Cowes Jetty.
Every
day at around 11.30 a.m. the pelicans are fed by the Fishermen's Coop on the
beach at the San Remo Pier.
Visit the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, join in a tour, explore the History of Motorsport display or strool through the Water Gardens and wildlife enclosure.
A
giant maze, mind bending illusions and puzzles and a top class 18 hole maxi golf
course attracts crowds of visitors every day, just through the fence from here.
Take
a tour down into the darkness under the ground and see how it was done.
There is an audio visual presentation and buildings and museum to browse.
Coal Creek Heritage Village takes you back in time to see how people used to live.
Over 900 animals, reptiles and birds can be viewed, touched and fed in a variety of natural habitats.
There
are many different cruises and charters available with Bay Connections and Inter
Island Ferries. Cruise the bay, visit French Island for a tour or watch
the seals out at Seal Rocks.
Ocean
views, wetlands, walks in the bush, long & hard to short & easy, the variety is
endless.
Swim
in safety in the waters of Westernport Bay or try out your skills in the surf.
You don't even have to get your swimsuit wet if you prefer to laze on the golden
sand.
You
can ride a bike, go out fishing, paddle a kayak. learn to surf or sail,
participate in conservation activities or visit the Dinosaur Digs.
