Top Things to Do in Smiths Beach 2021

"Phillip Island is a small island located in Melbourne. The scenery on the island is very beautiful. It is very comfortable to visit along the seaside plank road. The most characteristic of the island is the little penguin. The species is not as tall as the Antarctic, but it is small. lovely! At night they will return to their nests, the small wooden houses built by the shore, so love!"

"A famous island in Melbourne, the peninsula is also a very close to the mainland, can choose to wear or a small plane to get here, the peninsula is quite elegant, like to visit here."

"Melbourne Phillip Island, also known as "Penguin Island", is 140 kilometers away from Melbourne. It takes about 2 hours to drive and the road is very smooth. Watching penguins return to their nest in the evening is a unique and world-renowned landscape in Melbourne, Australia. It would be a pity if you don't see it when you travel to Australia. For nearly a thousand years, the penguins on Phillip Island jumped out of the sea on time in the evening, in groups, swaggering along the daily route back to their nests, stumbled and stumbled as they walked, unhurriedly, and attracted crowds of onlookers. I am extremely happy and forget about it, but I dare not laugh, because the island has adopted very strict protection measures. It is forbidden to take pictures with flashing lights, and it is forbidden to make loud noises. Most tourists can also consciously abide by it."

"In Port Fairy, Victoria, Australia, we drove all the way along the Great Ocean Road. You can live in Port Fairy. The town is very small, and there may be fewer choices. You can also live in Warrnambool. With such a beautiful name, the scenery is also very beautiful. The key is that there are very few tourists. There are few tourists on the beach, only a few locals. Especially the lighthouse that I saw while walking along the seawall is very beautiful, the setting sun is shining, and it is quiet~"

"Raymond Island｜Go to find the "running" Koala Raymond Island (Raymond Island) is also called Koala Island. It is said that the koala here was migrated from Phillip Island in the 1950s. It is 300km away from Melbourne. If you are driving all the way from Sydney or around Wilsons Promontory, don't miss this place. After all, looking for the original koala is much more interesting than looking at the zoo. Address: 5 minutes by boat from Paynesville. Per capita consumption: Ferry boat: 10 Australian dollars/car Transportation strategy: We come from Hukou Town, take the A1 highway, transfer to C604 to Paynesville, and then take the boat to the island. Accommodation recommendation: Allawah Caravan & Boat Park ($35 per night). Shooting stars here is very beautiful. Feature recommendation: This small island is not big. There are large eucalyptus trees on the island. It is a very interesting process to find koalas on the trees. Because koala feeds on eucalyptus leaves, he sleeps most of the time every day. The first koala I met on the island opened his eyes just to pee. The koala did not move and continued to sleep. Get along with people in peace. Koalas generally live in large eucalyptus forests deep in the island. People in small towns live in villas outside the forest. It is said that koalas often visit "neighbors" homes. It is very happy to think about it. I encountered a childcare institution catching koalas and researching and tracking the growth and health of koalas. It was really lovely to see the koalas crawling down from the tree. Recommended route: Start of Day (Melbourne or other) PaynesvilleAllawah Caravan&Boat Park Camp Day Boat trip to Wilson Promontory Park on Raymond Island"