Phillip+Island

Phillip Island Wild Life: Phillip Island has a range of Animals like Pengiuins, Koalas, Dolphins, Whales and much more like Seals ect...... Phillip Island Attractions: Churcill Island: The Nobbies Centre: Located 5mins away from Penguin parade. The FREE nobbies centre shows the Fantastic Fur Seals. Strole the Boardwalks with very inspiring views. On the board walks have a good look at for the nesting Birds. Learn about Seals and Southern Ocean WildLife.
 * Churcill Island is about basiclly going back in time you can go to Daily Farming activites. Like Cow milking, Blacksmithing, sheep shearing and working dog demanstartions. Visit the Cute little animals in the in there nursery. Walk or Ride around the Island, See all the amazing views and the Wild Life. Take some Goods back home fromthe farm shop. There's Hand on Farming demonstrations.

Penguin Parade: Located 5mins away from The Nobbies Centre. Penguin Pardade is one of the most biggest Australian Attraction. Every Sunset, you can see the little Penguins in the 100's to 1000's emerge from there Sand Burrows.You can get a front row seat at the Penguin Parade with your own Ranger. Learn about the lives of the Cute penguins.

Koalas Communacation Centre: See the amazing animals in there own habitat. Walk through the Aussie bushlands. Walk around the Treetops and Boardwalksand see them in there own Habitat. Learn about the amzing lives of Koalas. Browse thruogh there unqiue gift shops.

Motor Cross Circuit

The Island's biggest attractions is the one's above an defiantly the Motor cross prix circuit. Including the MotorGP and the V8 series. It is a massive event in Phillip 100's to 1000's come and it is a great sight.

Weather: Friday: 11 celcius Saturday: 7 celcius Monday: 8 celcius Monday: 9 celcius Tuesday: 6 celcius Wensday: 7 celcius Thursday: 7 celcius

Phillip island HISTORY:

Phillip Island’s heritage is believed to belong to the Bunurong people, being a home to them for many of years. The pair named the Island Snapper Island as they thought that Cape Woolamai resembled the head of a snapper. Soon after in March 1801 Lieutenant James Grant made the voyage to the Island aboard The Lady Nelson to thoroughly explore the waters of Western Port during this time he established the first simple cottage on the Churchill Island and consequently the first European settlement in what is now Victoria.