Phillip Island Nature Parks

Phillip Island Nature Parks is a collection of eco-tourism attractions dedicated to wildlife conservation. The most famous is the Penguin Parade, where visitors can watch hundreds of Little Penguins return to their burrows at sunset. Other key sites include the Koala Conservation Reserve, with its treetop boardwalks, and The Nobbies Centre, which offers spectacular coastal views and views of Australia's largest fur seal colony. The parks feature extensive boardwalks and walking tracks that allow visitors to enjoy the stunning scenery and wildlife. An admission fee is required for the main attractions, with profits reinvested into conservation. To protect the wildlife, dogs are not permitted in most areas of the parks.