First Stop, take a stroll around this unique beach, Selfie with the 82 vibrant beach huts, and enjoy the view of Melbourne's skyscrapers.

Second Stop, you may imagine yourself traveling back in time to the 19th century as you ride the Puffing Billy Steam Train over the picturesque DANDENONG Mountains. (Please note: In the event that Puffing Billy is cancelled due to high temperatures, extreme weather, or fire restrictions, a refund of $45 per adult and $22.5 per child will be issued. All other activities in the itinerary will proceed as planned. Please note that this does not entitle participants to cancel the entire tour. Thank you for your understanding.) (Puffing Billy Train - Half Day : After the train ride, return transfer to the city marks the end of the itinerary)

Maru Koala and Animal Park (at your own expense). Maru is a family-run attraction where you can see koalas, wombats, crocodiles, kangaroos, Australian birds, wallabies, Tasmanian devils, dingoes, emus and even more!（According to Puffing Billy Train schedule，might not be available）

The Nobbies let visitors zoom in on the largest colony of Australian fur seals that call the rocks around the centre home. This offers an excellent opportunity to look out over the seal colony as they languish and frolic on the rocks and in the water. As well as seals, the landscape surrounding the Nobbies Information Centre is full of colourful bird species. Many varieties nest and feed on the cliffs, so keep your eyes peeled! Inside the centre, new-age screens display short presentations that dive into the life and habitat of Phillip Island. Here, you can learn more about the seals and birds you watched earlier. The observation deck (which is perhaps the most popular part of the centre) offers the best vantage point for watching the colony of seals, but it also offers views right out to the Flinders National Park, where, if you’re lucky, you can spot Western Port Bay in the distance.

Au coucher du soleil, nous nous dirigeons vers la plage de Summerland et prenons place sur la promenade. Observez des centaines de petits manchots s'approcher du rivage et traverser la plage pour rejoindre leurs nids dans les dunes. Admirez le plus petit manchot du monde dans son habitat naturel depuis les plateformes d'observation et les promenades. Profitez des expositions pédagogiques du centre d'accueil et des paysages côtiers spectaculaires depuis la Parade des pingouins. Cette expérience sera sans aucun doute le point fort de votre visite. (2 heures de route de Philip Island à Melbourne)