Whether you hear the call to adventure, or you prefer to take life at a more leisurely pace, Phillip Island offers experiences to engage the hearts, minds and interests of individuals of all ages. Indoors or outdoors, on land, on water and even in the air, explore and experience the wonder and beauty of Phillip Island.

For those looking for adventure, why not leap into:

• Go-karting at the Grand Prix Circuit
• Helicopter tours of the Island and nearby coastline
• Parasailing
• Kayaking
• Surfing

Got an environmental bent? What about:

• Coastal walks at Cape Woolamai, Rhyll Inlet, Conservation Hill, Cowes Foreshore, The Nobbies, or the George Bass Coastal Walk from San Remo
• Bird watching of the Shearwaters from Cape Woolomai, Mutton Birds at the Nobbies, migratory birds in the Rhyll Inlet, feeding Pelicans at San Remo, and, of course, the Fairy Penguins
• Koala spotting from the boardwalks at the Koala Conservation Centre.

Want to relive history? Try:

• A tour of Churchill Island, the site of Victoria’s earliest settlement. Explore the historic working farm, original homestead and gardens in this beautiful setting
• A visit to the Heritage Centre and Museum on Thompson Avenue, Cowes
• The National Vietnam Veterans’ Museum, Newhaven.
• The Grand Prix Circuit Visitors’ Centre.

Feeling active? Enjoy:

• Golf
• Bowls
• Ten Pin Bowling
• Cycling
• Grumpy’s Water Slides
• A’Maze ‘N Things

Want to get out on the water?

• Access safe swimming beaches on the northern shores of the island
• Dive into the surf in the south
• Kayak, canoe, sail, with access from boat ramps at Cowes, Rhyll and Newhaven
• Fish, from the jetties at San Remo, Newhaven, Rhyll or Cowes; launch your own boating trip, or join a charter.
• View the magnificent seal colony at Seal Rocks on chartered boat tours.

Exhausted from all this activity? Why not…

• Picnic or BBQ at any of the many picturesque, beach side parks…
• Watch the sun go down with fish and chips on the Cowes foreshore…
• Relax and enjoy the alfresco eateries…
• Enjoy dining at one of the many fine restaurants…

Further information about all these ideas… and more… can be found at the Visitors’ Information Centres in Cowes and Newhaven.

Phillip Island Area Events - presented by YesBookit

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Churchill Island Easter Fun Festival A celebration of heritage farming, food & wine, games and old fashioned fun that will keep the whole family entertained. Including an Easte...more

Chase the Kasey Lee is a new and unique family event on Sunday 2nd May 2010 in the seaside township of San Remo. Cyclists of all ages are invited to experience the fun of chasing d...more

The Rip Curl Shield is the State Surfing final for the teams division and is being held at Phillip Island. Teams Event: The team composition is x3 Under 19 Boys, x3 Under 16 ...more

Bridge to Bass Hills is a new cycling challenge planned for Saturday 15th May, 2010 that local cyclists knew one day would be shared with riders across Victoria. For these cycli...more

Victorian School Surfing Titles presented by VicHealth will be held at Smiths Beach, Phillip Island on the 15th and 16th of May showcasing some of Victoria's finest junior surfers....more

There are no second chances as the teams and their drivers start their endurance showdown. Bring the whole family along, children 12 and under are free. You can also indulge in ou...more

The L&H 500 at Phillip Island sets a new course for the V8 Supercar Championship Series by hosting the first endurance race of the season - a gruelling 500km on one the world's bes...more

Kids are family is a new and exciting festival for kids and adults to enjoy fun and active experiences together. The festival will be held on 18th and 19th of September 2010 at t...more

The Phillip Island Jazz Festival is being held on the 19th, 20th and 21st November 2010 in the Bass Room at All Seasons Eco Resort, 2128 Phillip Island Tourist Road, Cowes. This ...more

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