See & Do
Beaches, wildlife, walks and the places worth the trip.
Penguin Parade
Little penguins waddle home across the beach at sunset — the island's world-famous ritual.
The Nobbies
Boardwalks over wild coast, a blowhole, and Australia's largest fur seal colony offshore.
Cape Woolamai Pinnacles Walk
The island's best walk — pink granite sea stacks, shearwater burrows and big surf.
Koala Conservation Reserve
Treetop boardwalks bring you eye-to-eye with wild koalas.
Churchill Island Heritage Farm
A working heritage farm on its own tiny island — sheep shearing, highland cattle, and quiet bay views.
Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
Home of the Australian MotoGP — go-karts on the replica track, museum and circuit tours year-round.
San Remo Pelican Feeding
Pelicans mob the fisherman's co-op jetty for their daily midday feed — free and five minutes off the bridge.
Pyramid Rock
A short clifftop walk to a lookout over the island's namesake basalt pyramid.
Smiths Beach
The island's most popular surf beach — patrolled in summer, learner-friendly.
Rhyll Inlet Boardwalk
Mangroves, mudflats and migratory wading birds on the island's quiet side.
A Maze'N Things
Maze, mini golf, illusions and vertical slide — the wet-day insurance policy.
Phillip Island Chocolate Factory
Pannys chocolate — factory tours, a chocolate village, and a one-tonne chocolate waterfall.