These holidays, visit the Koala Conservation Reserve and see three joeys – the biggest baby boom at the reserve in 13 years.
Sheep shearing is just one of the fantastic daily demonstrations on offer at Churchill Island over the school holidays.
With spring in the air, there are plenty of babies around, including cygnets at Swan Lake.
The popular wagon rides are back at Churchill Island for the school holidays and will run daily from September 16 until October 1, from 1pm – 2pm.
Get the kids outside during the holidays, with some fun activities on offer from the Phillip Island Nature Parks.
Spring is a fantastic time to get out into nature, with plants in bloom and beautiful babies to enjoy.
Visit the Koala Conservation Reserve and see three joeys – the biggest baby boom at the reserve in 13 years.
Take a walk around Swan Lake and enjoy the beautiful spring vegetation– including wattles and coast beard-heath. Keep an eye out for baby swans (cygnets), taking to the water with mum.
Plan a visit to Churchill Island and catch some of the fantastic daily demonstrations and activities.
10.30am: Blacksmithing
2.10pm: Cow Milking
2.30pm: Sheep Shearing (Weekends only and school holidays)
2.45pm: Working Dogs sheep round up
3.00pm: Whip Cracking
Add to your list of baby-sightings with the new lambs at Churchill Island.
Or take a step back in time and hitch a ride on a wagon.
The popular wagon rides are back at Churchill Island for the school holidays! The horse and wagon rides will run daily from September 16 until October 1, from 1pm – 2pm.
The restored wagon can hold 10 people at a time, with tickets $7 per person.
Of course, you can always enjoy all the fun of the Penguin Parade each evening. The visitor centre opens daily at 4pm, while the stars of the show – the penguins – arrive every evening at sunset.
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