2128 Phillip Island Road
Cowes 3922
Victoria, Australia
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Book Accommodation at the All Seasons Phillip Island Resort for a wonderful experience
Visitors to Phillip Island staying at accommodation at the all seasons Phillip Island Resort can enjoy a range of natural experiences as well as man made ones. Centrally located on Phillip Island allows easy access to all the wonders on offer. Some of the highlights of Phillip island are listed below.
Penguin Parade
Guests staying at the all seasons Phillip Island Resort are only 15 minutes away from the famous Penguin Parade. When booking accommodation be sure to allow time to experience this exciting spectacle. Phillip Island’s Penguin Parade welcomes half a million visitors each year. Every evening at dusk, delighted visitors watch the world’s smallest penguins as they gather in small groups at the water’s edge and then set off across the beach to their burrows in the dunes. For more information about penguins, koalas and other natural attractions on Phillip Island, go to the Phillip Island Nature Park website at http://www.penguins.org.au
Koala Conservation Centre
The all seasons Phillip Island Resort offers accommodation that is walking distance from a world class experience. Stroll amongst the eucalypts in the natural bush setting and come face to face with koalas on a treetop boardwalk. Established to ensure conservation, research and protection. Koala Conservation Centre website
Phillip Island Wildlife Park
The all seasons Phillip Island Resort is situated directly opposite this facility. Book accommodation now and explore the largest privately owned wildlife park in Victoria. An open access wildlife park where visitors are able to feed, touch and walk with the native birds and mammals. Animals include koalas, wombats, dingoes, kangaroos, wallabies, rosellas, lorikeets, emus, Tasmanian devils and snakes. Over 800 animals live in the park. Phillip Island Road, Cowes. Ph 03 5952 2038
Nobbies/Seal Rocks/Blowhole
Visitors to the all seasons Phillip Island Resort are encouraged to experience the beauty of the Nobbies. Be sure to book sufficient accommodation to allow time to explore all that Phillip Island has to offer. The Nobbies features some of Victoria's most beautiful coastal scenery. Raised boardwalks along the cliff tops allow for great views of the famous Blow Hole and Australia's largest Fur Seal Colony, Seal Rocks. Seal viewing is available from the viewing platform using coin-operated telescopes. http://www.penguins.org.au
Wildlife cruises
The staff at the all seasons Phillip Island Resort assist help those with accommodation bookings to plan a truly natural experience. Participate in scheduled cruises to visit natural attractions including Seal Rocks, home to a colony of Australian fur seals; or enjoy French Island's rich diversity of flora and fauna, includes cruise, coach tour, guided tour of historic prison farm and organic lunch; or enjoy a return cruise across to the Mornington Peninsula markets where you can purchase some of Victoria's finest hand produce.
http://www.bayconnections.com.au
Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
The all seasons Phillip Island Resort is the closest major supplier of accommodation to the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. The Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit hosts many motorsport events, throughout the year. The most spectacular being the annual Australian Motor Cycle Grand Prix (MotoGP). The World Superbikes (WSBK) and V8 Supercars are also events not to be missed! To ensure accommodation for major events early bookings are advised.
http://www.phillipislandcircuit.com.au has all the information about what's on at the circuit.
Children’s entertainment
A Maze'N Things on Phillip Island provides people of all ages with a wide choice of activities that confound and amuse. It also offers a cafe and accommodation. Find out more at http://www.amazenthings.com.au
Hire a boat nearby Rhyll and enjoy an outing alone or with friends and kids. Local tide times are available from Bureau of Meteorology