2025 Penguin Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

An hour domestic flight from Melbourne is this island gem. Bring your light down jacket even if it is summer. Renting a car is a must. You will breathe the freshest air in the world. I have to go back again the fifth time.

The library, quietly nestled in a corner of a coastal town, was not large, but it was filled with the warmth of a small town and a love of knowledge. The old but neat bookshelves, and the handwritten signs posted here and there, all of these elements seemed to quietly say, "You can stay here for a while." The fact that I came across such a cozy space while walking in the sea breeze was an unexpected comfort to the traveler, and it made me feel that Penguin Village was more than just a cute name, but a place with people and hearts. #HawaiiFlightEvent

#australiatrip Adorable town, it is clear the locals are passionate about keeping up their 'penguin-obsessed appearance as there are penguin objects everywhere. The bollards, bins, decor, and statues are all penguins. I would have liked to visit on an occasion to see the big penguin dressed up, but I got to see it in all its glory regardless. Highly recommend this sweet little coastal town.

#australiatrip Absolutely loved! We were strolling around and came across thsi beautiful and peaceful place. There's a small river, windmill, bridge, basketball court, children play area and baby ducks. It was well maintained as well as very ideal for picnic. I dipped my feet on the river felt like heaven! Lovely park, with playground, bbq area, toilets and ducks, including gorgeous baby ducks. Lovely little park. Lots of nice trees, places to sit and relax by the water, or picnic on the grass. Many ducks and also a cute platypus swimming around!

Phillip Island Nature Park is famous for its Penguin Parade. It is also a large habitat for little penguins. The penguins return to their caves every night to rest, or to feed their young during the feeding season from August to March. Within an hour before sunrise, they will leave their caves and head to the sea. They have to swim up to 100 kilometers a day to get the fish food they need every day. The time for the penguins to return to their nests is different every day, and the conservation area will announce it. At this time, a group of people will wait on the coast for the penguins to return. You are not allowed to take pictures with your mobile phone camera or turn on the flash. It is really cute to watch the smallest penguin in the world staggering back to its nest. The ticket revenue is also used in penguin conservation, which is worth it. #familytravel #melbourne

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