Just 90 minutes from Melbourne and home to the Penguin Parade! We are a world leading, not-for-profit ecotourism and conservation organisation.
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2024年11月17日
Visit once 20+ back and still very worth to visit again. This time they provide a new viewing deck call Penguins Premium which I think is the best viewing deck as the first batch of penguins are clo… Swee A的完整评论
2024年11月7日
We booked months in advance and paid for the Ultimate Tour which I highly recommend. Graham our guide was excellent. Information beforehand warned us to wrap up warmly which we did and we were also p… Caroline J的完整评论
2024年11月1日
Penguins.... amazing!!!! Everything else not so good. Too many people, overcrowded at penguin viewing part along the boardwalk. Some tourists.... OMG rude rude rude!!! a few barged pasted us, and… cheezy59的完整评论
Hi. We are a family group of 6 across 3 generations coming at Easter. I am completely confused about the differences between the tickets. My eldest child has autism and so no tolerance of people blocking his view or making too much noise around him if he's trying to concentrate on something so I am concerned about the large loud crowds and how that could detract from the experience. So I would like an option that means smaller groups. He also has adhd meaning he struggles to sit still so also would like an option that allows us to move around between different viewing areas and definitely wouldn't want to be indoors only. Can someone please add a bit more colour to the ticket option descriptions to help me choose? Thank you.
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Firstly, I understand your concerns as we too have a child with ASD. All the penguin viewing is out doors The centre that you access the beach from is very spacious and open and the …
Firstly, I understand your concerns as we too have a child with ASD. All the penguin viewing is out doors The centre that you access the beach from is very spacious and open and the boardwalks to the beach are fairly wide. We visited the main viewing area which is a downward stepped concrete & bleacher style stand. The wildlife hosts address the crowd to explain what to expect, give some education about the penguins and request people to be quiet, respectful and not to use flash photography as the penguins are quite timid. If you arrive early, the crowds should be minimal through the centre and along the boardwalk and you will be able to choose a position on the stands that is best suited to your family’s needs. I would recommend calling or emailing an enquiry to the centre before you book to ask your questions and choose the best ticketing option. I’m sure they answer similar questions regularly and will be able to give helpful advice. The other option is researching a location on the island to see the penguins come home in the wild, with zero cost and less crowds as this is not the only place you can see them. If I were returning, that’s what I would do but I hate tourist attractions and am a regular off grid camper.
Hi. We came to Australia on short notice and have not booked the Penguin view. Is there any chance of getting a family ticket for the 30th of December? Many thanks.
Hi im planning to visit philip island with my 2yr old daugter but the thing is i dont drive, i try to ask and email the site but it said i need to set my own transport to go there ..can anyone tell me how and where to catch the transport going there and can i buy the ticket passes in there or do i need to book online.its my first time to t travel so i really need a little bit of an extra info. And help so it would be easier for me and not be lost.im from melbourne all i know is the flinders st area..Can anyone help me with my inquiry.thank you in advanceð
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Melbourne to Phillip island is approx 2 hour plus drive, just depends upon traffic. i think you may be best to arrange a proper tour on the area out of melbourne, i am sure they …
Melbourne to Phillip island is approx 2 hour plus drive, just depends upon traffic. i think you may be best to arrange a proper tour on the area out of melbourne, i am sure they have servicing doing this to phillip island. getting to phillip island, i am tipping you could also catch train from flinders st, and get out at Cranbourne station, then i am sure there is a bus service from Cranbourne to Phillip island. if you drove straight from Cranbourne to Phillip island, is around one hour, but the bus may take longer as it stops along the way. if the bus drops you in township of Cowes on Phillip Island, you still need to get out to the phillip island reserve which is approx 20 minutes out of the main township of cowes, not sure if bus runs out to their, but maybe a local once does, you really need to go by car to this place to get around
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