Where in Australia can you see penguins returning to their nests every day?

Phillip Island is a tourist hotspot in Australia with an annual passenger flow of 3.5 million people. There are only about 30,000 residents on the island. Because the southeast side is the main habitat of southern penguins, it is often called Penguin Island. The Penguin Parade was established for this reason. The outdoor and indoor designs were also built without affecting the native penguins as much as possible. It is unique and has beautiful scenery. At night, you can watch the penguins returning to their nests. It is very shocking and you will feel the magic of nature. **Note: No flash, no touching of penguins * Tickets are divided into affordable and expensive versions. The affordable version is about 40aud and the viewing area is a little further away, but you can also watch the penguins returning to their nests up close. The more expensive version is around 60aud and has transparent glass that allows you to watch penguins returning to their nests from a great distance #Melbourne #PhillipIsland #Nature #Penguin Transportation Tips - Self-driving/Group Tour Local attractions - Summerlands, Penguin Parade Food and restaurants - There is a restaurant in the Penguin Museum, 28-35aud per person Shopping Guide - Penguin related products, sweaters, dolls