Take a virtual journey through the Southern Ocean to Antarctica with the interactive and immersive experiences at the Antarctic Journey - a joint venture between Phillip Island Nature Parks and WWF Australia.
Things to see and do
The Lab is filled with activities designed to entertain and educate. ‘Feel the freeze’ as you enter the Antarctic Chill Zone before checking out your thermal image and comparing it to that of an Emperor penguin. Check out the sustainable seafood options and learn about the creatures that live in the deep blue.
The Sound Lab and Research Station offer an insight into the sights and sounds of Antarctic wildlife with animal calls, microscopes and fascinating specimens.With the remarkable Antarctic landscape as the backdrop, the unique wildlife, ongoing research activities, and the critically important conservation values of this remote continent will come alive before your eyes.
What to bring with you to the Nobbies
• Sunscreen, sunglasses & hat
• Reusable water bottle (we have drinking fountains on-site)
• Binoculars for whale watching (whale season is May - October) and seal spotting
• A camera to capture memories of your visit
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