Koala Conservation Centre

Whether or not you are a nature and wildlife lover, you will surely love to see the wild koalas in their usual habitats at the Koala Conservation Centre in Phillip Island. This unique conservation park boasts large acres of Aussie bushland and grasslands housing an array of koalas and other wildlife.

The Koala Conservation Centre is an environmentally sustainable centre dedicated towards the protection and conservation of the koalas. The Koala Conservation Centre is conveniently located within Phillip Island and is about 145 km from the south-eastern part of Melbourne.

This conservation park is a part of the renowned Phillip Island Nature Park, designed particularly to protect these native koalas of Australia. Tourists can visit the Koala Conservation Centre any day of the week from 10 am to 5 pm.

While walking across the park, you can view the koala friendly enclosures among the tree tops housing many koalas living in that precise area. Even the guests can opt for the close up and personal experience with these cute Aussie koalas at this conservation centre.

The conservation centre also boasts a number of educational exhibits and information to help the guests to learn more about these animals and the Phillip Island wildlife. For any questions and information, you can contact the friendly rangers.

The venue also houses a kiosk and gift shop; guests can check out the interactive displays, souvenirs and maps at this store.