Phillip Island Chocolate Factory

One of Phillip Island’s most enticing attractions is the Chocolate Factory, which offers a range of delightful and fascinating experiences. It should be visited by everyone. As well as marvelling at the variety of chocolate products on display at the factory, visitors can see first-hand the intricate process of chocolate making, from bean to bar. The factory allows visitors to enjoy the rich flavour and aroma of freshly made chocolates while focusing on the preparation of the treats.

Explore Panny's Chocolate World

Pannys offers more than 190 types of the tastiest candies. Of these, chocolate is the most popular, but there are other chocolatey treats like chocolate-covered bananas, rocky roads, locum, and ginger.

The first sample, as well as entry to the factory’s café and shop, are free. It costs money to enter Panni’s Wonderful World of Delicious Chocolate.

Explore the informative cocoa manufacturing display at PannPanny’s Chocolate World and see the 12,000 chocolate pieces that make up the two-meter-tall Michelangelo chocolate figure, which represents Dame Edna Avery. A wonderful spinning Zootopia and a chocolate hamlet with moving trains.

The Phillip Island tour Chocolate Factory is the centre of the chocolate industry and offers an in-depth look at the delightful process of chocolate creation.

You and your friends will attempt to lift a giant, monochrome block of chocolate. A loud cascade of 400 kilogrammes of melted chocolate drops from the ceiling every three minutes.

Please take a photo before the massive chocolate display and submit it to us via email at no cost. Find out the tools used in the chocolate factory’s chocolate carving procedure.

What activities are available for visitors?

Take part in events

Participating in unique activities, games scattered throughout the facilities, and live demonstrations can teach you about making chocolate.

Interactive gadgets provide instructional information, demonstrate the process of making chocolate, and allow users to design their own creations through various activities.

You may also check out the chocolate exhibits, which include some of the most essential pieces and recognisable faces from the business. Profit from the David chocolate figure. You may also see the world’s most fantastic chocolate waterfall and get up close and personal with a tiny village built entirely of chocolate. If that wasn’t enough, there’s also a chocolate tonne, which involves lifting a huge chocolate block, a chocolate-only globe map, chocolate shoes with hand-decorated designs, and a display of chocolate-only penguins, including the beach.

Coffee shop and shop on the territory of the museum

You may visit the café and shop for a short bite before leaving after taking in all the amazing attractions, tasting the delicious displays, and seeing how PannPanny’s makes chocolate.

At the café, you may sample the freshest flavours created by the skilled chocolatiers by hand. The famous chocolate fondue is a beautiful delicacy that families may enjoy by dipping marshmallows and strawberries into its thick, sticky sauce.
Try a delicious hot coffee with a unique white truffle or a glass of Australian wine with opulent ice cream for a delightful, sweet lunchtime treat.

After enjoying some hot coffee and chocolate-covered candy and truffles, stop by the grocery store to get some sustenance for the trip home. When guests come, you may prepare a gift bag and provide some samples. There are rich chocolate blocks to divide and share, chunky chocolate boxes wrapped with ribbon, and kid-pleasing chocolates fashioned like popular Australian animals.