Phillip Island is home to some of Victoria's most popular wildlife experiences. Enjoy watching hundreds of Little Penguins returning to their burrows at the famous Penguin Parade, come face-to-face with koalas dozing in their treetop homes at the Koala Conservation Centre or cruise past Australia's largest colony of fur seals. During the warmer months, the island also offers plenty of opportunities to test the water with sheltered bay beaches on the northern side of the island and wild surf beaches on the south coast. San Remo is the gateway to Phillip Island and an important fishing port. Drop into the popular local fishing co-op to pick up a fresh lobster and feed the pelicans or charter a fishing boat and try casting a line yourself. The first town on the island is the small fishing village of Newhaven – a popular place for fishing from the pier, surfing one of the best surf beaches in Victoria, walking along the beautiful Cape Woolamai or exploring nearby historic Churchill Island. On the south-east tip of the island is the quiet village of Rhyll. Wander through the Koala Conservation Centre to see koalas at close range or view birds as you walk through the famous wetlands at Rhyll Inlet. Cowes is the main commercial centre on Phillip Island and has a wealth of charming cafes and restaurants for visitors to enjoy. Enjoy the nightly Penguin Parade at Phillip Island Nature Park or take a wildlife cruise to the large fur seal colony on Seal Rocks.