Moonlit Sanctuary Tickets

As you wander along our Wallaby Walk, enjoy the opportunity to personally feed kangaroos and wallabies by hand.

Observe the clever antics of native wildlife in a 20-minute display at our Show Arena while gaining insights into wildlife conservation.

Observe animals like dingoes, barn owls, barking owls, cockatoos, and tawny frogmouths as they engage in training sessions such as climbing or flying from point to point.

The lush bush-land is littered with kangaroos, wallabies, and pademelons.

Notice and take pictures with over 60 species that call this park their home.

Enjoy a guided day tour from Melbourne to three of the greatest wildlife attractions in Victoria.

Select from ticket options to get the chance to see penguins flourishing in their natural habitat from exclusive viewing areas.

Encounter some of Australia’s most iconic wildlife including kangaroos, koalas, tasmanian devils, wombats and more at Moonlit Sanctuary.

Enjoy the stunning scenery of Philip Island's rugged south coast from the Nobbies Boardwalk.

Take a seat at the Penguin Parade and see hundreds of Little Penguins make their way across the beach as they return to their burrows.

Travel in a comfortable coach with your expert and informative guide as you are lead to all the attractions on the day's itinerary.

Depart from Melbourne for a day tour of Philip Island and head to Brighton Beach, where the vibrant beach huts are a must-see

Journey through Melbourne’s suburbs to Moonlit Sanctuary for a unique Australian wildlife experience as you meet Kangaroos, koalas, and more.

Next stop: Point Grant and The Nobbies offering stunning views of Westernport Bay. Don't miss Seal Rocks – home to Australia's largest fur seal colony!

The star attraction: the Phillip Island Penguin Parade! Just after dark, hundreds of the world's smallest penguins waddle ashore after a day of fishing at sea.

Upgrade your ticket to include a Penguins Plus or Underground Viewing Experience and enjoy the parade from a prime vantage point.

Fun fact: Penguins at Philip Island are called “fairy penguins”. They just weigh 1kg making them the smallest penguin species in the world.