| Location | Address | Time Sept – May | Time June – Aug |
| Adina Apartment | 189 Queen Street, Melbourne | 11:30am | 10:35am |
| Atlantis Hotel | 300 Spencer Street, Melbourne | 11:10am | 10:10am |
| Citadines Melbourne | 131-135 Bourke St, Melbourne | 11:25am | 10:25am |
| City Edge on Elizabeth | 99 A’Beckett St | 11:20am | 10:20am |
| Crown Promenade | 8 Whiteman Street, Southbank | 11:55am | 10:55am |
| Grand Hyatt | 123 Collins Street, Melbourne | 11:25am | 10:25am |
| Holiday Inn on Flinders Lane | 575 Flinders Lane, Melbourne | 11:45am | 10:45am |
| Ibis on Therry | 15 Therry Street, Carlton | 11:40am | 10:10am |
| Intercontinental Melbourne The Rialto | 495 Collins Street, Melbourne | 11:40am | 10:40am |
| Marriott Hotel | Cnr Lonsdale & Exhibition Streets, Melbourne | 11:25am | 10:25am |
| Mercure Melbourne Southbank | 9 Riverside Quay, Southbank | 11:55am | 10:55am |
| Pan Pacific Melbourne | 2 Convention Centre Pl, Melbourne | 11:50am | 10:50am |
| Radisson Hotel | 380 William Street, Melbourne | 11:20am | 10:20am |
| Regent Theatre | 191 Collins Street, Melbourne | 11:30am | 10:30am |
| Rendezvous Hotel | 328 Flinders Street, Melbourne | 11:50am | 10:50am |
| Somerset on Elizabeth | 250 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne | 11:30am | 10:30am |
| Space Hotel | 380 Russel Street, Melbourne | 11:10am | 10:10am |
| Stamford Plaza | 111 Little Collins Street, Melbourne | 11:25am | 10:25am |
| The Savoy Hotel | 630 Little Collins Street, Melbourne | 11:40am | 10:40am |
| Victoria Hotel | 215 Little Collins Street, Melbourne | 11:30am | 10:30am |
| Windsor Hotel | 111 Spring Street, Melbourne | 11:10am | 10:10am |
1 Day Phillip Island Tour $145
1 Day Phillip Island Tour Itinerary
Observe the adorable little penguins of Phillip Island in their natural habitat on our 1 Day Phillip Island Tour! This day tour from Melbourne offers wildlife encounters aplenty with a stop at Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park. We’ll enjoy the amazing Phillip Island scenery at the Nobbies before making our way to Summerland Beach for the unforgettable Penguin Parade!
Climb aboard our Phillip Island tour from Melbourne as we head to our first stop, the bathing boxes of Brighton Beach. Get some colourful photos of these iconic beach huts before we make our way to Moonlit Sanctuary Conservation Park. Here you will find over 70 species of Australian mammals, reptiles and birds to observe and interact with. Hand feed the kangaroos and wallabies, observe rare marsupials in their enclosures or learn more about koalas with a keeper talk. Your guide will show you around many of the animal exhibits or you can even get your photo taken with a koala (own expense).
Next up, we make our way to Cape Woolamai Beach, a popular spot for surfers and windsurfers. Watch them in action as you take a stroll along the beach. (This stop is time permitting and not guaranteed)
We’ll continue our journey across Phillip Island to the Nobbies. Enjoy a stroll along the boardwalks to appreciate the stunning coastal scenery out to Seal Rocks.
In the evening, we head to Summerland Beach, where we can take a seat and wait for the little penguins to arrive on the beach after a long day fishing. Once the sun sets, these adorable birds emerge from the relative safety of the water to waddle across the sandy beach in small groups. As they head for their burrows, walk alongside them on the boardwalks in the dunes. It’s an incredible opportunity to observe these delightful little penguins in their natural habitat.
We’ll all head back to the bus ready for our trip back to Melbourne, checking to make sure there are no penguins sheltering under the bus before we get on our way.
Must do Melbourne Tours Package
Planning on exploring the Great Ocean Road as well? Check out the Must do Melbourne Tour Package to join the 1 Day Great Ocean Road Tour, 1 Day Phillip Island Tour and entrance to the Eureka Skydeck for $280. For more information, click here.
Why not check out our other Phillip Island Tours?
Phillip Island & French Island Adventure
1 Day Phillip Island Large Coach Tour
Photography is not permitted at the Penguin Parade in order to protect the penguins. You can read more about why you shouldn’t take photos here.
