Description
Located in the charming town of Stanley, Tasmania, Godfrey's Beach Penguin Viewing is a must-see attraction for visitors to the area.
The purpose-built viewing platform is designed to allow visitors to watch the world's smallest penguins come ashore after dark. The penguins' arrival can be observed between September and March, with fewer numbers over winter months.
Godfrey's Beach Penguin Viewing is a unique experience that offers visitors the chance to see the little penguins come ashore after dark. You can watch these delightful locals from the purpose-built viewing platform illuminated with special red lighting that is designed not to disturb them. It is a great opportunity to witness firsthand how these adorable creatures behave in their natural environment.
In addition to watching penguins, visitors can explore Stanley's other attractions like The Nut, which is a large, flat-topped volcanic plug created millions of years ago. Visitors have two options for exploring The Nut - a steep hike to the top or a more leisurely chairlift ride. You can also take coastal walks around town or drive to the most westerly point on Tasmania's coast.
The best time to visit Godfrey's Beach Penguin Viewing is between September and March when the penguins come ashore after dark.
Visitors can fly into Burnie Airport or Launceston Airport and then drive or take a bus to Stanley. Once in Stanley, the Godfrey's Beach Penguin Viewing is a short distance away and easily accessible.
Visitors have plenty of accommodation options to choose from while staying in Stanley, Tasmania. The Stanley Village Waterfront Accommodation and Stanley Cabin and Tourist Park are popular choices. The Stanley Hotel is a great place to dine
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