Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comPhillip Island: Penguins, Koalas and Kangaroos Day Tour from Melbourne
based on 41 reviews
Duration: 10 hours (approx.)
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Product code: 2230M10
41 reviews of Phillip Island: Penguins, Koalas and Kangaroos Day Tour from Melbourne
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The penguin experience was amazing. I highly recommend it. The koalas and kangaroos were ok but we had seen them in much better settings earlier in our vacation.
Reviewed by: Robert N, United States, August 2008
A great experience. Our driver/guide was great very knowledgeable. Our fellow travelers were AWFUL in terms of getting back in time at the stops we could've skipped and spent more time in the area where the Penguins were. The back road Koala stop useless as too short to really explore and then the people who were on the bus didn't get back in time.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States, August 2008
The itinerary was absolutely wonderful and impressive. The commentary provided by the driver was abundant, which let me know things I could not find in travel books. Additionally, the humor presented by the driver made a very pleasant trip. The only pity was that we had only roughly 25 minutes at Koala Conservation Centre, which was insufficient. But I would definitely recommend this tour.
Reviewed by: Chia Hong L, Taiwan, June 2008
It was a great experience, really great to see them all. The only downside was it was pouring down with rain.
Reviewed by: David T, United Kingdom, June 2008
It all ran very smoothly and was wonderful to see!
Reviewed by: Diane H, Australia, February 2008
There are lots of flies at the farm, so be prepared! Koalas were cute but mostly asleep. The penguins were fabulous. You see them from really close up. It's definitely worth paying the extra to sit in the stand with fewer people. It's quite cold, so wrap up warm.
Reviewed by: Vanessa M, United Kingdom, January 2008
The little penguins are an experience not to be missed. Be sure to bring a blanket along, though! For the best up-close look at koalas in a natural setting, the sanctuary stop is a must. We got great photos with none of the corny backdrops used at many other tourist locations.
Reviewed by: Kathleen T, United States, November 2007
Those little penguins are so bloomin' adorable, you'll have to resist the urge to sneak a couple in your pocket! Definitely do the upgrade to the platform. It was so worth it, as probably around 85 of the penguins that came ashore walked within 3-4 feet of us. Oh, and you can hand-feed and pet the kangaroos at the Warook Farm, which was definitely a highlight of our whole trip.
Reviewed by: Elizabeth M, United States, October 2007
This was a perfect day, climaxing in an amazing sight - not only these little guys struggling up the beach, but their mates calling and waiting anxiously for them to return.
Reviewed by: Ian S, Australia, October 2007
The tour was fantastic. The tour guide was very informative and funny. It was great to see so much in one afternoon.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Hong Kong, August 2007
The tour was a mind-blowing experience. Koalas were plentiful at the Conservation Centre. At the cattle farm we saw kangaroos, sheep, emus, and a lotof bird life, but oddly no cattle or even mention of cattle.
Reviewed by: Lynette W, Australia, May 2007
The tour driver was very good, we had a really good day.
Reviewed by: Ross F, United Kingdom, March 2007
Great!
Reviewed by: Carole H, United States, January 2007
What an amazing experience watching the penguins. The only point I would like to make is that when we went to see the kangaroos at the ranch, there was only five of them.
Reviewed by: Wendy L, United Kingdom, January 2007
The ultimate experience tour is worth every penny, it made our holiday.
Reviewed by: Mark B, United Kingdom, January 2007
