Philip Island Attraction
If you have not already taken a vacation to Philip Island by now, you surely don’t know how much you are missing and in case you have been there I can bet tat you have not exhausted all the attraction this beautiful island has to offer. Philip Island is an island located about 147 km south-southeast from the city of Melbourne and has a population of just fewer than 10,000 people. The is named in honor of the first governor of new south wales who went by the name Arthur Philip in case you are wondering why it has the name of a person. It is a great place to visit with family and friends and the attractions are virtually in exhaustive. I have been there three times and I always find new attractions to explore. Below is a list of 24 attraction
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Some people only come here to visit only this one attraction! It is a phenomenon which occurs every sunset where as much as 1000 penguins come from the ocean onto the beach in long processions that resemble parades as the waddle over the sand on their way to sleep in the scrubs. Visitors are allowed to see them up close in general admission areas on the beaches which is just an amazing experience.
2. Checking out sea lions at Nobbies Centre.
Checking out sea lions and the beautiful scenery here at the Nobbies Centre is absolutely free. Nobbies are offshore rocks found just off the Coast of Philip Island and which overlook the seal rocks which are the abode of Australia’s largest colony of sea lions. One can view the behavior of these animals in their unspoilt natural habitat while on boardwalks which allow close proximity to the coast.
3. Taking a journey to Antarctica at the Nobbies Centre.
This is a relatively new attraction which relatively new at the Nobbies Centre but which absolutely worth it. It involves a virtual journey to the continent of Antarctica as well as exhibits offering a lot of information about the animal life on the island and on Antarctic. Even the temperatures can be regulated to match those in
Some people only come here to visit only this one attraction! It is a phenomenon which occurs every sunset where as much as 1000 penguins come from the ocean onto the beach in long processions that resemble parades as the waddle over the sand on their way to sleep in the scrubs. Visitors are allowed to see them up close in general admission areas on the beaches which is just an amazing experience.
2. Checking out sea lions at Nobbies Centre.
Checking out sea lions and the beautiful scenery here at the Nobbies Centre is absolutely free. Nobbies are offshore rocks found just off the Coast of Philip Island and which overlook the seal rocks which are the abode of Australia’s largest colony of sea lions. One can view the behavior of these animals in their unspoilt natural habitat while on boardwalks which allow close proximity to the coast.
3. Taking a journey to Antarctica at the Nobbies Centre.
This is a relatively new attraction which relatively new at the Nobbies Centre but which absolutely worth it. It involves a virtual journey to the continent of Antarctica as well as exhibits offering a lot of information about the animal life on the island and on Antarctic. Even the temperatures can be regulated to match those in