Penguin Island

Need to take a boat trip, you can buy a ticket to take the boat to watch the sea lion, we went late and just missed the last boat to watch the sea lion on the day. There are several penguin performances on the island every day, the scenery is also good, and those with children can come.

Very good one-day trip, is to do helicopters in the past. There are many wild penguins on Penguin Island. However, according to the rules of the visit, tourists are not allowed to shoot wild penguins. The penguins here are still very lively and cute, but unfortunately they can't take photos.

Unfortunately, penguins return to their nest to protect penguins from taking pictures. The most expensive ticket location is the best, excellent value for money, and the observation deck for 300 people is definitely better than ordinary tickets (ordinary tickets for 3,000 people are far from the landing place).

A small island with a unique view and a view of the wild tropical penguins. There are several interesting penguin shows every day. Suitable for 1 day trip. Boat from the port of Rockingham. It is not a tourist in Australia during winter to ensure that nesting penguins are not disturbed. Opening hours are about(Foundation Day long weekend) WA State Day from mid-September to June the following year. Penguin Island is located in the south of Perth, and there are about 1200 penguins on the island. This penguin is the smallest penguin species in the world. The penguins are not wild, but raised, and can be watched three times a day, 10:30, 12:30 and 14:30. In addition to the penguins, you can see other wild marine life, such as dolphins, sea lions, hedgehogs, lizards and various seabirds. Travelers can snorkel, swim, surf, picnic or hike by the sea on the island. Perth only Rockingham Wild Encounters Cruise Company goes to Penguin Island. They provide different day tours and tour options for travelers to choose from, such as going to the island to see penguins for leisure, or taking a boat with a glass bottom to see the gathering place of sea lions and kayaking on the island for a day trip.

In the town of Simon on the east coast of Cape Town, there is a small bay called "gravel", which is home to penguins. In 1982, local fishermen found the first two pairs of penguins, which have been reproduced for more than 20 years under the spontaneous protection of local residents. The number of penguins has grown to more than 3,000.