Phillip Island and the Bass Coast in Victoria are highly regarded for their breathtaking natural landscapes and diverse wildlife, making them prime destinations for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Various tours and activities offer visitors the chance to delve into the region's unique flora and fauna, such as the George Bass Coastal Walking Tour, exploration of Phillip Island's nature reserves, and the Bass Coast and South Gippsland day tour.
Dianne's Venture Tours presents the popular George Bass Coastal Walking Tour that guides participants along picturesque walking paths in the Phillip Island and Bass Coast areas. This tour, starting at 11 am and ending around 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm, showcases panoramic coastal views, rugged coastline, and opportunities to spot Southern Great White Whales during the winter whale season. Participants also enjoy a picnic lunch at Kilcunda during the tour.
Phillip Island boasts an array of unique Australian wildlife, including little penguins, seals, koalas, whales, dolphins, and birds. Exploring the region's nature reserves, wetlands, and beaches allows visitors to witness these fascinating creatures in their natural habitats. Seal Rocks, located 2 km off the rugged southwest coast of Phillip Island, is a popular site where visitors can observe seals in their native environment.
Ideal for travelers seeking a gentle encounter with nature and wildlife, the day tour of the Bass Coast and South Gippsland offers stops at key destinations like Phillip Island Nature Parks, Churchill Island Heritage Farm, Koala Reserve, and Bunurong Marine National Park. This well-rounded itinerary provides an immersive experience in the region's natural beauty and diverse wildlife.