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Philip Island — Penguin Parade Private Tour

8 hours

Easy

Experience the elegance of nature with a Philip Island Penguin Parade Day Tour, where luxury meets the enchanting spectacle of penguins at sunset in an exclusive, unforgettable setting.
Gather your crew and set out on an unforgettable quest with the Philip Island Penguin Parade Day Tour! Venture beyond the ordinary as you journey in comfort and style to the wild beauty of Philip Island, where adventure awaits at every turn. As the sun dips below the horizon, prepare to be swept away by the magical sight of adorable penguins bravely marching ashore after a day at sea. This isn’t just a tour - it’s an expedition into nature’s wonder, where every moment is filled with excitement and discovery. With passionate guides ready to share fascinating tales and secrets of the island’s tiniest residents, your family will be immersed in a world of awe and delight. Let the thrill of the wild and the charm of the penguins spark your sense of adventure - it’s a journey your family will never forget!
What's included?
  • Bus fare
  • Parking fees
  • Goods & services tax

General viewing penguin parade

Exclusions
  • Food & drinks
  • Entry or admission fee

Maru / Koala conservation park entry fee 10-20$

Please note

    Please bring your jumpers and water unless booked with us prior

    What to bring

      What to bring — Philip Island Penguin Parade Day Tour

      Clothing & warmth

      • Warm jacket or coat — temperatures drop sharply at the Penguin Parade after sunset
      • Scarf & beanie — sea winds at the Nobbies and Summerland Beach can be biting
      • Comfortable walking shoes — you'll be on your feet at Maru, the Nobbies boardwalk, and the parade viewing area
      • Gloves — great for the evening coastal section, easily pocketed if the day is warm

      Sun & weather protection

      • Sunscreen SPF 50+ — coastal UV in Victoria is strong even on cloudy days
      • Sunglasses — glare off Bass Strait is intense at the Nobbies
      • Hat or cap — a fitted cap or beanie works better than a broad brim in the coastal wind
      • Compact rain jacket — doubles as an extra wind layer at the parade if needed

      Food & drink

      • Water bottle — stay hydrated throughout the day
      • Snacks — it's a long day on the road
      • Cash or card for meals — cafes available at Phillip Island

      Tech & accessories

      • Camera or phone — great photo opportunities at Maru with the koalas and at the Nobbies
      • Portable power bank — a full day drains your battery fast
      • Card & small cash — for souvenirs, optional animal experiences at Maru, or food stops

      ⚠️ Important: No flash photography at the Penguin Parade. Flash and bright phone screens distress the penguins. Keep phones on silent and screens dimmed once the parade begins.