Experience
St Helens
Discover St Helens, Tasmania's Top Tourism Town 2020 and the gateway to the Bay of Fires. Enjoy Georges Bay, fresh local produce and unforgettable coastal experiences.
Coastal Living
Life in St Helens centres around the water, with pristine beaches, bays and estuaries offering endless opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing, snorkelling and coastal walks. Renowned as Tasmania’s seafood capital, the region is home to some of the state’s finest oysters, scallops, abalone and rock lobster, available at local restaurants, cafes and seafood outlets.
Gateway to the Bay of Fires
Located on the doorstep of the iconic Bay of Fires and Binalong Bay, St Helens is the perfect base for exploring Tasmania’s spectacular East Coast. Discover white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and striking coastal landscapes at locations including The Gardens, Cosy Corner, Swimcart Beach and Peron Dunes.
Adventure & Mountain Biking
St Helens is home to the world-class St Helens Mountain Bike Trails, offering some of Tasmania’s most scenic riding experiences. From family-friendly trails to challenging downhill routes, riders can explore diverse landscapes before finishing with unforgettable views along the coast.
Local Experiences
Spend time exploring St Helens’ cafes, galleries and local shops, or learn more about the region’s history at the St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre. Discover the Trail of the Tin Dragon and the stories of the Chinese tin miners who helped shape North-East Tasmania.
Must-Do Experiences
- Walk the return trail to Peron Dunes and take in views of the expansive coastline
- Explore Georges Bay from Moulting Bay to Dora Point
- Follow the foreshore trail from Golden Fleece Bridge to Lions Park
- Sample fresh local seafood and Tasmanian produce
- Discover the region’s history at the St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre
- Explore the Bay of Fires and surrounding coastal landscapes
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