Koala Conservation Centre

Koala Conservation Centre is located in central (Phillip Island), Philip Island, about 140km southeast of Melbourne, the capital of Victoria.

Koala Conservation Centre, which covers an area of about 6 hectares, was founded in 1991 and is committed to koala research and conservation, playing a vital role in ensuring that Philip Island has a protected koala population.

Tourists in Koala Conservation Centre, can stroll through the dense and pristine jungle while watching wild koalas in their natural habitat. Visitors can take two tracks: the koala trail (Koala Boardwalk) and the woodland trail (Woodland Boardwalk), to have a close encounter with the wild koala at the top of the tree.

Here, tourists can:

• Walking down the jungle path, looking all the way for kangaroos, echidna, birds and other Australian wildlife;
• Learn about koalas' wonderful life at the Visitor Interactive Service Center (Visitor's Centre);
• Select unique gifts in the gift shop;
• Relax in a cafe and enjoy a good meal or some snacks;
• It is open every day from 10: 00 a.m. to 5: 00 p.m. (2: 00 p.m. Christmas).

Tickets:

• Tickets: adult: 13 Australian dollars, children (4 15 years old): 6.5 Australian dollars, families (2 big and 2 small): 32.5 Australian dollars

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