To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

Enjoy fantastic views of this beautiful island and the local wildlife residents, the world’s smallest penguins in their natural habitat, as the sun sets in the horizon.

Few things are cuter than watching hundreds of little blue penguins come out of the water, cross the golden sand and return home after a hard day looking for food in Australia’s Bass Strait. Phillip Island is home to an estimated 32,000 br...

Get close to Australia’s largest fur seal colony during this eco-cruise that glides within feet of thousands of seals frolicking in the water and sunning themselves on the rocks.

Perched on the southwestern side of the island is the jaw-dropping area known as Summerland Peninsula, a magnificent headland that marks the end of Phillip Island’s western-most point and the beginning of the sea’s never-ending ...

Get an eye-level view of the penguin parade, at the Underground Viewing Experience, through viewing windows along the little creature’s pathway. As the penguins waddle their way back home in the sand dunes, after a hard day of fishing at sea. You’ll be witness to this enthralling ritual, comfortably indoors and safe from inclement weather.

There are few things cuter than watching hundreds of little blue p...

Discover the amazing wildlife, history and unspoiled natural beauty of French Island. Twice the size of Phillip Island, it is two thirds National Park, off the grid, has no man-made roads and is home to one of the largest koala populations in Australia.

An approximately 20-minute ferry crossing takes you to French Island. Only 49 miles from Melbourne, this little-known destination is a nature lovers’ dre...

Learn of the history of Phillip Island, visit notable places and stop for wonderful pictures along the way.

Phillip Island was settled 150 years ago and celebrated the anniversary in 2018. Start your day with a drive through the main town of Cowes and a coastal drive. Stop for pictures at the Nobbies, offering spectacular ocean views before continuing around the coastal road to the world famous Grand Pr...

Take the unique opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the coastline and waterways surrounding Phillip Island with a guided sea kayak tour.

Leaving from Rhyll foreshore, you will venture into the network of waterways which are world renowned for their importance to both migratory and resident birds. The mangroves and mudflats of Rhyll Inlet are a significant site for the wading birds that fly thous...

This is a great opportunity to see the nature and wildlife of Phillip Island as you enjoy a leisurely hike to see Koalas up-close, at the Koala Conservation Centre.

Experience the beautiful nature of Rhyll Inlet and the Oswin Roberts Reserve on a leisurely hike before reaching the Koala Conservation Centre to see these beautiful creatures up close. Rhyll Inlet is a well-known habitat for migratory waders ...