Well today will be our chance to capture the penguin I mean watch the penguin!
We had our own visit to the Queen Victoria Market which is open at 6am. Many things are sold like any other market but of course being a tourist spot, they also sell many tourist things like souvenirs. But still early so alot of places still not open as well.
But of course first stop before going for the Penguin Tour is to visit their Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park. Unlike the one in Sydney, everything requires you to pay like feeding the kangaroo, taking photo with the koala. Of course, this time around is to spot creatures we have not seen before like Wombat and Tasmania Devil if not is about the same.
Travelling all the way to Churchill Island which is an island after Phillip Island. There is a cafe there where we had lunch there. Afterwhich we went over to the farm areas where we could try to ‘milk’ the cow but there were alot of people and see sheep shearing. Behind the sheep shearing hut there is a wallaby enclosure which I believe to be wildlife.
Leaving Churchill Island, we proceeded to Nobbies where we get to see a rock which the seal would cogregate. Of course you need professional equipment to spot one. Walked across the broadwalk is quite chilling with the wind and sea coming towards you. Spotted some penguins sleeping in their boxes along the boardwalk. Also at the Nobbies is where you can see an exhibition on Antarctica as well and definitely the emphasis is again on conservation. There is quite a few interactive exhibit like experiencing the wind in Antarctica and also a chance to ‘interact’ with the seals and penguins.
Moving on from the Nobbies was towards the highlight which is the Penguin Parade. We got the premium viewing where we get to see the penguin up close and beside us, where we can waddle with them up to their house. There is also other type of viewing but I think premium viewing is good enough. The first penguin appeared at about 5.30pm(cannot remember the timing). So it was not that bad as the wait is short. Dependent on season, they could come later like 9 plus as well especially in the summer. There is a posting facility where you can get the postmark of Phillip Island. Sadly the person who did the stamping did it halfway so it was not a full postmark. There is no photography allowed in the place. However there are still people who try to take a shot. But the ranger will come to stop. The main reason is that there are people who tried to take photo with flash and it ended up scaring the penguins. It was freezing but at least the memory was positive where I could see lots of penguin waddling up. Many have wet sand on their body. When leaving do keep a look out for the penguins at the carpark where some may waddle there. But they would be moving the visitor centre soon so that the land it is now on will be return to the penguin!
Dinner was outside at a store that sell Bak Kut Teh. That marks today.
Raw Food area mainly meat sold here!
Bread!
Fruits and Vegetables
The tourist area of Queen Victoria Market
Watching a show on how they train their animals for show. Is free
Catching more Wallaby. 
Tasmania Devil. So happen to be feeding time so can spot it out of its hole
Wombat!
Churchill Island, the shape and the kind of planning.
Tranquility on the island which is mainly farm and sea and grass. This is at the front of the farm area.
Pig!
Cow for those who want to milk cow
Sheep all ready to be sheared!
Wallaby on Churchill Island
Sheep shearing activity where the person shared sheep shearing method over the years. 
Sheep grazing grass
Nobbies Antarctic experience
Yup this is it! seal and penguin are example of Antarctica.
Distance of Antarctica to Phillip Island.
Nobbies Rock
Can you spot the penguin inside this box
Blatantly taking photo of penguins if not inside cannot take.
They will provide you with estimate time of penguin coming either by the past day timing and by season
A reminder no camera and videography
That is how many penguin which cross the beach last night, the day before we go.
Overseas trip 