Day Trip from Melbourne - Penguin Parade & Koala Reserve | Aussie Fish & Chips 🇦🇺Phillip Island

We went to see the mini Penguin Parade and Koala Conservation reserve on the Phillip Island in VIC, Australia which is only 2-hour drive from Melbourne. We also stopped by San Remo to try Aussie style famous fish and chips near a group of pelicans. Shall we go together? let's go~! :)
📌 Day Tour from Melbourne Info and Details:
🔸 Phillip Island Tour (Penguin Parade + Koala Reserve) bit.ly/Phillip_PenguinTour
🐧 Penguin Parade Ticket Only bit.ly/Phillip_PenguinOnly
(If you use this affiliate link to book (exact same price), I will receive a small commission which will help support this channel) This trip was not sponsored, we used our own money to book it and really enjoyed it, so I wanted to share it :) Thank you!
0:00 Intro -
1:11 San Remo & Pelicans
2:35 Aussie Style Fish & Chips Mukbang
5:04 SOS! someone needs HELP!
6:34 Koala Conservation Reserve
10:45 Penguin Parade
14:25 Look at those Mini Penguins!
15:11 What was it like? Outro
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[@TJStories]

📌 Day Tour from Melbourne Info: 🔹Phillip Island Tour (Penguin Parade + Koala Reserve) bit.ly/Phillip_PenguinTour 🔸Penguin Ticket Only bit.ly/Phillip_PenguinOnly (If you use this affiliate link to book (exact same price for you), I will receive a small commission which will help support this channel) This trip was not sponsored, we used our own money to book it and really enjoyed it, so I wanted to share it :) Thank you

[@mr.edwong]

The SOS incident was so unforgettable. Felt so frustrated when witnessing the kids being carried away but nothing could be done. Thanks god they made it!

[@TJStories]

yea! that was a very scary moment and all of the people on the land felt helpless because they were so far out in the water.... and yes, thank goodness the rescue team arrived on time (I saw how efficient and fast the police & the ambulance work in Australia, it could have been different elsewhere)

[@warwickbaker2915]

SO MANY, SO MANY, SO MANY WARNING SIGNS ABOUT NOT SWIMMING THERE, THE DANGERS....LIKE YOU READ ALL THE WARNINGS and STILL DISOBEY THE WARNINGS

[@JTMic]

watching your story makes me feel like I'm there traveling with you TJ!

[@TJStories]

thanks, have a good weekend!

[@hyun_k815]

I didn’t know there are penguins in Australia too! so cute!!

[@TJStories]

Me neither, apparently, they are the world's smallest penguins too! 🐧 You should go see them too!

[@warwickbaker2915]

Thank you for being a TERRIFIC TOURIST.....The best kind......Wanting to learn/explore/ and breathe in all the experiences

[@TJStories]

thank you for your kind comment, that's very nice of you! yes, this is why we prefer slow traveling so that we can explore and learn about each place and its culture/tradition. I hope I can visit Australia again in the near future :)

[@michaelhall8586]

Your videos are excellent! Gee that bit with the two kids was so scary

[@TJStories]

Thank you Michael for your kind words. and yes, we were all so shocked when we heard someone screaming for help.... we all felt so helpless, we are just glad the help came very quickly after our calls.

[@Yuanyuangu-dg5zc]

sosososo warm! Thanks for your lovely video.

[@TJStories]

thank you so much for your warm and encouraging message Yuanyuangu, it's kind comment like yours that keep me sharing more stories :)

[@NHBKK]

very warm and cute video, you have a beautiful heart

[@TJStories]

You are so kind, thank you NH! :) one of the most memorable moments in the past 5 years

[@rvngonzales]

AUS will def be on my list to visit next year ❤ . Btw, nice haircut! Did you get it done here in BKK? Where??? 🤗

[@TJStories]

Hey Arvin, yes! I made a whole another video about best places to get haircut in BKK kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZa5i6lrnrpne6c (I get mine from Black Amber, the barber I used to get my haircut from moved to another hairsalon so now I goto the Sathorn branch k. Beer)

[@rvngonzales]

@@TJStories should I tell them "I want the TJ haircut" haha

[@TJStories]

@@rvngonzales I hope he remembers my haircut style...haha. I asked him to use 0.5, 1, 1.5 on the side for gradual layer then point cut for texture on the top/front. By the way, you can ask for a complimentary drinks like whiskey on the rocks / coffee / tea ) the cost is 900 THB for a senior barber and less for standard barbers. Let me know how it goes next time : )

[@rvngonzales]

@@TJStories sure sure 🤗

[@glenod]

aussie here, couple of corrections for you, koala are not bears ( as you stated you know this) its either koala or koalas for plural. the closest living genetic relative is the wombat. secondly, they dont get high from euky leaves, its their diet, its very low in actual food value for energy hence why they sleep odd hours.

[@TJStories]

thank you for the corrections, I love learning more about animals. I also find it fascinating what drew koalas to eat euky leaves as their primary diet when the energy they get from them is very low. I was just so excited to see a koala & so many animals indigenous to Australia in real life for the first time! :) thanks!

[@glenod]

ill give you my opinion on this, not proven by science as yet, wombats and koalas look similar, share very similar traits.. pouches, the way their young are born.... back a few hundred thousand or a few million years ago... there was a relative that was a ground dweller who got hungry... looked up and went how come we are not eating whats up there!! climbed up a tree and went ok, ill live here... and so we have koala, and we have ground dwelling wombats... a little bit of me wants this to be true.

[@TJStories]

@@glenod fascinating story that makes sense! yes, I was surprised to find out wombats and koalas belong to the same family! thanks for sharing this story with me Glen!

[@venpin1846]

Hello，baby，I am coming

[@TJStories]

thanks..