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Discover the best top things to do in Newhaven, Australia including Phillip Island Helicopter Tour, 1 Day Exclusively Private Tour Of Phillip Island & The Penguin Parade , Great Ocean Road & Phillip Island - 3 Days, 2 Nights, 3 Day Private Tour Of Phillip Island, Great Ocean Road & Mornington Peninsula, 2 Day Exclusively Private Tour Of Phillip Island & The Penguin Parade , Phillip Island Tour Including Phillip Island Penguin Parade, Entry to Panny's Amazing World of Chocolate at Phillip Island Chocolate Factory.
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1. Phillip Island Helicopter Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 54 reviews
See magnificent Phillip Island from the air on a Phillip Island Helicopter Tour. Fly in comfort aboard a modern helicopter for amazing aerial views of Australia's most varied coastline. See Cape Woolamai, Seal Rocks, the Australian Grand Prix track, Summerland Bay, home of the Phillip Island Penguin Parade and miles of gorgeous coastline. There are seven flights options to choose from, all with unprecedented views of Phillip Island’s spectacular scenery. Highlights can include the world famous Phillip Island Penguin Parade, the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Seal Rocks, Cape Woolamai, Cowes and some amazing surf beaches.
Inclusions: Guaranteed window seat, Experienced pilot who provides live commentary, Noise cancelling headsets
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By Son197
Definitely recommend this service ... was amazing to see the island from this view point ... Guy our pilot was awesome made us feel at ease .. excellent !!!
2. 1 Day Exclusively Private Tour Of Phillip Island & The Penguin Parade
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
This bestselling private 12 hour tour includes pre-paid entry to some of the islands most popular attractions, including the Penguin Parade, Churchill island, Koala Conservation centre, plus one additional attraction of your choice (from our optional attractions list - e.g wildlife park). We also make a stop for wildlife spotting as we search for wild wallabies in a quiet natural woodland location. ***Please note that our visit includes your entry ticket to the 'standard viewing platform' at the Penguin Parade. if you wish to upgrade your ticket option to 'Penguins Plus' this will be an additional $30 per person (or $60 p/p for a guided ranger tour) and is strictly subject to availability. Please contact us in advance of your tour departure date, or prior to making a booking, if you wish to request this upgrade.
Inclusions: Entrance fee's to all the attractions that we visit are included in the tour price, All Fees and Taxes, Pre-paid entry to Churchill Island, Pre-paid entry to The Penguin Parade (General Viewing) *Upgraded tickets available at aditional cost, Pre-paid entry to the Koala Conservation Centre, Pre-paid entry to one additional 'Optional Extra' , Air-conditioned vehicle, Bottled water, Private transportation, WiFi on board, Professional Driver / Guide, Warm blankets for the Penguin Parade
Exclusions: Upgraded ticket option to the Penguin Parade (*subject to availability if you wish to upgrade). , Food and beverages
Reviewed By ir0nbru
Very good tour. Phillip Island is beautiful. I recommend taking a private tour as it’s catered to you. Particularly enjoyed getting out bush and looking for kangaroos and wallabies in the wild.
3. Great Ocean Road & Phillip Island - 3 Days, 2 Nights
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Take a private tour of the beautiful Great Ocean Road and Phillip Island, in your own personal luxury vehicle together with an experienced driver / tour guide. This trip will cover the entire Great Ocean Road, including all the main hot spots such as the world famous 12 Apostles, plus wildlife spotting, nature walks, ancient rainforests, towering rock formations. Phillip Island offers visitors the chance to see incredible Australian wildlife amongst spectacular landscapes. The Penguin Parade, Koala Conservation Centre, Churchill Island Heritage Farm and Nobbies Centre are just a few of the island's unique attractions. Stay overnight in Apollo Bay & and the 2nd night in Melbourne (Own Cost). Tour departs Melbourne 10am. Returns back to Melbourne late evening on the final day of the tour.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Local guide, Local taxes, National Park fees, Bottled water, Fuel surcharge, GST (Goods and Services Tax)
Exclusions: Hotel Accommodation, Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By 395cat
Super day out. Fun, action packed, well organised, good standard of vehicle, safe driver, knowledgeable guide. Overall, an excellent day of touring.
4. 3 Day Private Tour Of Phillip Island, Great Ocean Road & Mornington Peninsula
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
This private tour covers Phillip Island,The Mornington Peninsula, as well as all the main sights along the Great Ocean Road. This tour has it all - Ocean vista's, abundant wildlife, scenery, waterfalls, rainforests and small coastal towns - This is THE Ultimate touring experience! Day 1 will be spent on Phillip Island - including entry to Churchill Island, Wildlife Park, Koala Conservation Centre & The Penguin Parade. Day 2 will be a snapshot of Mornington Peninsula, including a winery location for lunch and travel to Great Ocean Rd via Sea Ferry Day 3 will focus of the sheer natural beauty of The Great Ocean Road. Stay overnight on Phillip Island AND Apollo Bay. Please note that accommodation, food and beverage costs are NOT included. This tour is very flexible and features many different components. And as our tours are fully tailored to the guest experience, we recommend you call/text/whatsApp us to discuss these tour options pre-booking
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Fuel surcharge, GST (Goods and Services Tax), Local taxes, National Park fees, Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Private tour, Transport by private vehicle
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Overnight Accommodation, Gratuities
Reviewed By Myusernameistaken36
Henry gave us a great tour of Phillip Island, aided by some beautiful weather (thanks melbourne). He was a very knowledgeable guide and just a great guy to have to spend the tour with. We had a close family friend who warned us from doing a trip down to Phillip Island. They hated it. But the more I read up on the island, the more I realised that most other people that had visited the island, overwhelmingly had a positive experience. But now I understand why my friend hated it. They took a bus tour and when we compared notes on our tour, they described the places they stopped. Well they only visited 3 stops. We visited about 10 different locations and half of them were definitely not on the tourist map as we were the only ones there. But to be honest, these were my favourite stops. They were well away from the tourist buses and in fact probably not accessible to the buses as we went down some narrow roads. But the wildlife there was out of this world. So look, if you are going to to Phillip island at all, find out where you will be taken. How much value for money are you getting. Are the tickets included. Is there an advantage to taking a private tour. How well does your group mix with other people you have never met. Do you want to go and your own pace or happy to go at the pace set by the rest of the group. Do you want to be picked up from your hotel doorstep or are you happy to jump on a tram to meet the bus tour. Obviously these are not questions my friends asked before she booked her tour. So really, do your research people or you will just end up on a tour that isn’t right for you. There are lots of options so nobody out there should be licking the wrong tour for them.unless you are a lazy click and book person like my friend!
5. 2 Day Exclusively Private Tour Of Phillip Island & The Penguin Parade
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This exclusively private two day tour includes paid entry to some of the island most popular attractions, including the Penguin Parade, Churchill island and the koala conservation centre. Plus, also choose one ''Optional Extra'' on each day of the tour (e.g. Wildlife Park, Winery etc) We make a stop for wild wallaby spotting, visit some stunning beaches, a winery and undertake some beautiful walks. **Please note that our visit includes your entry ticket to the 'standard viewing platform' at the Penguin Parade. Upgraded tickets to 'Penguins Plus' this will be an additional $30 p/person & subject to availability. We have a modern comfy fleet of vehicles 2018 models complete with USB chargers, air conditioning and tinted UV protected windows. Departure times vary during the year and range from 9:00am - 11:30am. And as our tours are fully tailored to the guest experience, we recommend you to discuss these tour options pre-booking.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Fuel surcharge, GST (Goods and Services Tax), Local taxes, National Park fees, Bottled water, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Transport by private vehicle
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Overnight accommodation (Please ensure you book accommodation on Phillip island itself), Upgraded ticket option to Penguins at the Penguin Parade (*subject to availability) - if you wish to upgrade to this ticket option please contact us as soon as possible. Upgrade tickets are $30 per person if available.
Reviewed By Myusernameistaken36
Henry gave us a great tour of Phillip Island, aided by some beautiful weather (thanks melbourne). He was a very knowledgeable guide and just a great guy to have to spend the tour with. We had a close family friend who warned us from doing a trip down to Phillip Island. They hated it. But the more I read up on the island, the more I realised that most other people that had visited the island, overwhelmingly had a positive experience. But now I understand why my friend hated it. They took a bus tour and when we compared notes on our tour, they described the places they stopped. Well they only visited 3 stops. We visited about 10 different locations and half of them were definitely not on the tourist map as we were the only ones there. But to be honest, these were my favourite stops. They were well away from the tourist buses and in fact probably not accessible to the buses as we went down some narrow roads. But the wildlife there was out of this world. So look, if you are going to to Phillip island at all, find out where you will be taken. How much value for money are you getting. Are the tickets included. Is there an advantage to taking a private tour. How well does your group mix with other people you have never met. Do you want to go and your own pace or happy to go at the pace set by the rest of the group. Do you want to be picked up from your hotel doorstep or are you happy to jump on a tram to meet the bus tour. Obviously these are not questions my friends asked before she booked her tour. So really, do your research people or you will just end up on a tour that isn’t right for you. There are lots of options so nobody out there should be licking the wrong tour for them.unless you are a lazy click and book person like my friend!
6. Phillip Island Tour Including Phillip Island Penguin Parade
Overall Ratings
4.1 based on 7 reviews
Spend a day exploring Phillip Island with a 4 park pass, and this includes Penguin general viewing tickets, visiting Churchill Island Heritage Farm, the Koala Conservation Centre and the Antarctic Journey Experience at the Nobbies. See all of Phillip Islands natural beauty as you travel along the coastline and see the beautiful surf beaches . The highlight of the day will be watching the little penguins make their way up the beach at the Phillip Island Penguin Parade. All inclusive tour including lunch, plus entry fees and more. Pick up/Drop off to your door at any Phillip Island/San Remo Accommodation locations. Can pick up from Melbourne and return to Melbourne for an extra fee.
Inclusions: All inclusive, Lunch, Sightseeing, Local guide, Pick up and drop off at your Phillip Island accommodation, Bottled water
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Drinks
Reviewed By O9235XIrobv
My wife and I took the tour with Dianne on Anzac Day. As trading hours were different to normal Dianne was flexible enough to change her normal start time and shuffle venues to accommodate. Every venue we visited had something unique to offer and lunch was great. The transport was clean and comfortable and Dianne's local knowledge was excellent. Take the tour, it's one you won't regret.
7. Entry to Panny's Amazing World of Chocolate at Phillip Island Chocolate Factory
Overall Ratings
3.3 based on 169 reviews
Visit Panny’s Amazing World of Chocolate at the Phillip Island Chocolate Factory, Phillip Island's sweetest and most addictive attraction. Panny’s is a celebration of all things chocolate with amazing attractions, interactive machines, fascinating facts, delicious chocolates to try, chocolatiers working away and you can make your own chocolate creation to take away. All visitors receive a complimentary chocolate on entry, plus your actual entry ticket is made of chocolate…so you can eat it! The Phillip Island Chocolate Factory is an easy 90 minute drive from Melbourne, just one kilometre past the bridge to Phillip Island.
Inclusions: Complimentary chocolates
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By mogadoh
Y'know, if you're anything like me then visiting things like this as a middle aged solo traveler can feel awkward. I know, we all know that there's nothing at all wrong with that. But there is that niggle at the back of one's mind that it probably looks weird.. or is that just me?.. In the end I didn't feel that awkward really. I had my eye on this as something that looked fun during my visit to the Phillip Island area, but wasn't sure I'd go. As I was leaving the place I just visited (Churchill Island) I thought oh why not! After all it's spitting distance once you get back onto the main road. The exhibition/museum part is charming and cute, but nothing mind blowing. There's a nice variety of things to see, like a chocolate village, animatronic figures telling the process of chocolate production, fairground type games where you can win a small wooden ball which you trade for chocolate at the end (entry ticket gets you 10 goes at the games) and this circular spinning animated model which was pretty amazing. Also while I was in there one of the staff wandered around offering free samples of white, milk and dark chocolate. I'd trample my grandmother for a free sample! Once you emerge it's as you'd expect: exit via the gift shop. No way I was leaving without buying some chocolate. They had a pretty nice variety. The most interesting sweets (in plastic bags tied with ribbon) had a nice range of types, but well you guessed again they were expensive. More expensive than they have any right to be. I still bought four of them. When in Rome. Their chocolate is fairly okay by the way. Worth the one off splurge, but I don't think I'd buy it often if it were in Woolworths. Overall it was a pleasant experience, nice & quirky but it's kind of a why not thing to do than a must-do. For a 40yr old solo traveler anyway.
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