Top Things to do in Phillip Island
- 1. National Vietnam Veterans Museum
- 2. A Maze'N Things
- 3. Phillip Island Nature Parks - Penguin Parade
- 4. Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
- 5. Phillip Island Wildlife Park
- 6. The Nobbies Centre
- 7. Churchill Island
- 8. Phillip Island Nature Parks - Koala Conservation Centre
- 9. Rhyll Trout and Bush Tucker Farm
9 Things to Do in Phillip Island That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Phillip Island, Australia including National Vietnam Veterans Museum, A Maze'N Things, Phillip Island Nature Parks - Penguin Parade, Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Phillip Island Wildlife Park, The Nobbies Centre, Churchill Island, Phillip Island Nature Parks - Koala Conservation Centre, Rhyll Trout and Bush Tucker Farm.
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1. National Vietnam Veterans Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By Suzanne H - Nagambie, Australia
I thought this exhibition to be the best on Vietnam i have ever seen. I come from the seymour/nagambie area where we have the Vietnam wall which is also fantastic....being an army brat and being at high school when all this was happening, to see a lot of the equipment they had and used was totally amazing. I was jusgg blown away by it all .
2. A Maze'N Things
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 646 reviews
A Maze’N Things is a unique, award winning theme park located on Phillip Island. It is a world of illusions, puzzles, magic, mazes and mini golf that provides hours of fun. A Maze'N Things has an exciting new attraction, Magic Manor. This has amazing interactive magic displays, astounding illusions, mysterious caves, magic rabbits, a time machine, scare rooms, treasures, flying chandeliers and lots more. It will make you wonder, make you smile, surprise and astonish you. If you are a bit more daring take up the challenge of SkyTrail at A Maze'N Things. SkyTrail is a high ropes adventure that fits almost every age and is very family friendly. Our gift shop specialises in unusual games and puzzles. It’s worth visiting in its own right, especially if you need to buy a present for someone and want it to be entertaining, interactive and stimulating. A Maze'N Things is open 7 days a week from 10 am and SkyTrail is open from 11am on weekends.
Reviewed By Thebudgetbeauty - Perth, Australia
Very kids friendly! (Not really for prams though). Highly recommend putting babies in a carrier rather than the hassle of the pram! Very interesting place for nerds and budding magicians! Mini golf was great fun in great weather. You can spend HOURS here! So much...MoreThank you for your great review. I am really glad that you enjoyed the activities that we have to offer here at A Maze'N Things.
3. Phillip Island Nature Parks - Penguin Parade
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By dolphin60_40 - Glasgow
helpful staff, lots to see before the parade, few places to eat. excellent way to see the penguins. 2nd visit and has got better. pre bought tickets, had to change the tickets and staff were brilliant
4. Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 303 reviews
The Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit Visitor Centre offers activities for everyone. For speed fiends strap yourself into our Go Karts on the 750 metre scale replica of the circuit or adrenaline fuelled Hot Laps in a race prepared vehicle. For something quieter there’s the Guided Circuit Tour taking in the spectacular water Gardens and panoramic views over the circuit and Bass Strait then gain exclusive access to race control, pit roof and podium. The History of Motorsport Display, Slot Cars, Race Simulators, licenced cafe and gift shop are all on offer to make a great day for everyone.
Reviewed By Nigel B - Chipping Ongar, United Kingdom
We stopped off at the Grand Prix circuit while visiting Phillip Island for the Penguin parade. There is plenty of free parking and a nice cafe and museum to visit (entry fee for this). A short walk takes you to a platform where you can watch the go cart track and enjoy the lovely views over the sea. They have some great tandem go carts suitable for an adult with a young child.
5. Phillip Island Wildlife Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 447 reviews
Reviewed By Travelaround59 - London
Bit disappointed really: the animals looked a bit tired and...bored!
It was ok to have a look at Australian wildlife (koala and kangaroo and emu) and feed them and take pictures but...wildlife park is the modern name for...zoo!
Mind you we have seen so many dead kangaroos on the Golden Coast drive that probably in the end these here have a better chance to survive.
6. The Nobbies Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 805 reviews
The Nobbies Centre. Only 5 minutes from the Penguin Parade this spectacular headland offers stunning ocean views from clifftop boardwalks. View the world’s largest Australian Fur Seal colony at Seal Rocks, approximately 2km offshore. Home to the exciting Antarctic Journey multimedia attraction where you can take a virtual journey to the world's most remote continent.
Reviewed By Michael-4551 - Caloundra, Australia
Visited on Monday 26th February. We went inside for coffee and cake after our walk on the boardwalks. It was good to sit down and take in the view outside of the coastline away from the wind. They also have a souvenir shop as well as toilets there. Plenty of free parking outside. Just a pity you can't visit at sunset.
7. Churchill Island
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
churchill island heritage farm. Our Australian working Farm. Churchill Island is a uniqueeco tourism attraction. The beautiful island offers a range of farming activities and natural attractions..
8. Phillip Island Nature Parks - Koala Conservation Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 978 reviews
koala conservation centre. Meet our koalas ‘face to face’ from our amazing treetop boardwalks at this unique ecotourism attraction. This area of natural bush land isalso home to an amazing variety of birds and wildlife.
Reviewed By RecheleB - Renton, Washington
This park has easy walks on wooden boardwalks. The boardwalks are elevated to put you up into the trees. The koalas are asleep because they sleep 20 hours a day. They are adorable! Make sure to try out both boardwalks because you won’t know which one has the best views. Be on the lookout for wallabies and birds during your visit. The animals have lots of space.
The parks program has water filling stations, which are great for refilling you water bottles. There is an information area about the koalas before (or after) you view the koalas, plus a gift store. Proceeds go to protect and support the animals.
9. Rhyll Trout and Bush Tucker Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
"I CAUGHT IT, THEY COOKED IT!!!" Friendly fishing instructors will help you catch a rainbow trout! Relax and enjoy the natural surrounds of our Trophy Trout Lake for challenging fishing. And our spectacular indoor Rainforest Pool is your all-weather easy fishing option.Ask our chef to transform your catch into a wonderful meal and enjoy it in the Farmhouse Cafe. Or we can prepare your fish to take home.Don't forget to wander the Bush Tucker Trail to see many of the plants that create the unique taste of Australia. And our 'Rhyll Good Tucker' range of jams, preserves and spices are all for sale in the Farmhouse Cafe.
Reviewed By Cris H - Toronto, Canada
We tried both the outdoor and the indoor ponds for fishing and loved the experience at both places. The staff were super friendly and helpful at all times, giving us basic instruction and helping set us up. Once we gave up on the outdoor pond...MoreHi Chris, Thank you so much for your review, it is always wonderful to hear from our visitors when they have had a great time. All the team wish you and your family a Happy New Year. warm regards.
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