Phillip Island Cruises

Combine sightseeing with wildlife spotting on this ultra-popular seal-watching boat tour to the scenic Australian coast of Philip Island.

From young pups to adult bulls, watch these cute seals slide down rocks, frolic in the waters, or swim around the boat, allowing you to see them up close.

Gain insights into the behaviors and ecology of the seals and the region’s vibrant wildlife through expert local commentary onboard.

Sip on your afternoon tea and munch on some delicious food as you watch sooty oystercatchers search for food or walk around the edge of the rugged coastline.

Did you know? The Australian seal fur is considered the largest of the eight fur seal species in the world.

Experience the thrill of cruising to Seal Rocks, home to over 7,000 Australian Fur Seals, from adorable pups to impressive adult bulls.

Enjoy educational commentary on board while sipping a hot beverage and indulging in delicious cake as you spot seabirds and dolphins.

Witness the magical Penguin Parade as little penguins waddle ashore at dusk, creating a heartwarming spectacle for wildlife lovers of all ages.

Upgrade your experience with the 3 Parks Pass to encounter koalas and enjoy traditional sheep-shearing at Churchill Island.

The Australian Fur Seals at Seal Rocks can dive over 200 meters deep in search of fish. They can hold their breath underwater longer than we can!

Set sail on a 1-hour morning cruise around Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island’s highest point, and marvel at its rugged cliffs and sea caves.

Spot local wildlife such as seals, dolphins, and seabirds while enjoying complimentary tea, coffee, and cake on board.

Learn about Phillip Island’s natural and cultural history with expert commentary from experienced local guides.

Witness the world-famous Penguin Parade and watch hundreds of little penguins waddle ashore from the general viewing area at sunset.

Upgrade your experience with a 3 Parks Pass to explore Phillip Island Nature Parks, including the Koala Conservation Reserve and Churchill Island Heritage Farm.

Cruise along Phillip Island’s picturesque coastline on this wildlife-spotting cruise.

Past the Cape Woolamai cliffs, you'll be greeted warmly by a range of animals.

Look out for Humpback and Southern Right Whales on their annual migration route.

Spot playful dolphin pods, frolicking about in the sun.

Try and spot curious seals and a host of sea birds, including the Wandering Albatross

Unwind after a long day on this 1hr 45 mins sunset cruise while listening to informative commentary about Phillip Island from the cruise’s captain.

Munch on delicious food and enjoy some delicious drinks from the licensed bar onboard as you enjoy the lush greenery of Churchill Island from your seat.

With luck on your side, you just might catch sight of the famous Australian fur seals lounging on some rocks under the sun.

Catch snaps of the sun coloring the sky orange as it sets for the day and light up the beautiful Phillip Island Bridge on your journey back.

Fun fact: Phillip Island is home to the world’s smallest penguins, the Little Penguins.

Cruise along the picturesque coastline of Phillip Island to spot aquatic wildlife.

Sail past the striking cliffs of Cape Woolamai and be greeted by the adorable animals.

Spot Humpback and Southern Right Whales on their annual migration route.

Witness the delightful sight of playful dolphin pods, joyfully frolicking under the sun.

Keep an eye out for fascinating seals and an array of sea birds, including the majestic Wandering Albatross.

Elevate your wildlife spotting experience with a delectable morning tea, accompanied by pastries and muffins on board.

Watch the world-famous Penguin Parade at Phillip Island from the general viewing platform.

Cruise past Cape Woolamai and spot whales, dolphins, seals, and seabirds along the island’s southern coast.

Get two signature Phillip Island wildlife experiences in one combo—ideal for nature-loving travelers.

Enjoy expert commentary and a relaxed cruise, complete with complimentary tea and snacks.

Fun fact: Phillip Island is home to Australia’s largest Little Penguin colony and a key point on the whale migration route.