Discover Phillip Island's north, south, east and west with a 90-minute tour that features many of its most popular sites. First, you'll travel south to the Nobbies, a pair of large, craggy rocks that sit near Seal Rocks, home to one of Australia's largest fur seal populations. Nearby Summerland Beach is the site of the nightly Penguin Parade when the world's smallest penguin waddles upon the sand. From here you'll journey inland to the Phillip Island Racing Circuit, a state-of-the-art racetrack that boasts a number of family fun activities. Next, you'll journey south to Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island's highest point and one of Victoria's most popular surfing beaches. Finally, you'll drive through the fishing village of Rhyll, the site of the Koala Conservation Center.