Phillip Island Review

We went on October 11, the opening time was 6:45, and the actual appearance time of the penguin was 7:30, so we could not go so early. Get off the plane and navigate directly to Penguin Parade. It's almost 4 p.m. and there's no one. There was a comment before that we entered the cashier's office from Gate 3, but because nobody was there, we did it from Gate 1. Because the time is too early, so go to Nobbies center to visit, and then see that there are tickets inside, silly buy a few, no sense, turn around and come out again, before you go to Seal Rock. It rained that day and the wind was huge. I prepared my raincoat in advance, so there was no pressure. The road of Seal Rock was very beautiful. But I only saw a seal lying on the shore in the distance, motionless, dead or alive. After visiting, I went to the seascape restaurant to eat. At 6:30 we went to the penguin paradise and queued in and ordered the underground vip. It was very wise. Because of the heavy rain and wind on that day, people shivered in the stands (as if they had raincoats, but they were very thin disposable raincoats). We sat idly in the ground, and the staff would come out with the specimen of the penguin and touch it for everybody. I thought the hair of the penguin was hard, but I didn't think it was soft and lovely. About 7:45, I saw a few little penguins shaking their heads, underground VIP angle is good, with the penguins are eyeing, so you can take a careful look at their naive appearance, because the small penguins are too small, so in the stands, you should only see black and black back hair, so we recommend you order underground vip, rain and wind, see clearly.