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Experience

St Helens

Coastal Living: Life in St Helens revolves around the ocean. With pristine beaches, bays, and estuaries perfect for a variety of activities, from swimming and beach walking to sailing, snorkeling, and scuba diving. The town is a fishing paradise, offering opportunities for boat hires, charter fishing for marlin and tuna, or casual fishing from the jetty for local bream. Indulge in the freshest seafood, including oysters, scallops, abalone, rock lobster, and more, available at local fish punts, cafes, and restaurants.

Gateway to Wonders: St Helens serves as the gateway to the Bay of Fires and Binalong Bay. Explore the one-hour return walk to the breathtaking Peron Dunes and the vast ocean beach. Discover the town’s charm through its shops, cafes, and galleries, and delve into history at the St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre, unveiling the Trail of the Tin Dragon—a narrative of Chinese tin miners in north-east Tasmania.

Mountain Biking Paradise: The St Helens Mountain Bike Trails are among the world's most scenic, offering an unparalleled experience—ride Mountains to the Sea and culminate your journey on the stunning Bay of Fires beach. Whether you're a downhill enthusiast, cross-country rider, or a family seeking a day of trail fun, St Helens has an experience for everyone.

Stay & Play: Choose from a variety of accommodations—cosy bed and breakfasts, resorts, hotels, motels, holiday houses, cabins, or caravan parks. Immerse yourself in St Helens’ coastal beauty with a camping holiday.

Getting There: Accessible in 3 hours and 24 minutes from Hobart and 2 hours and 10 minutes from Launceston, St Helens beckons with its coastal allure.

Must-Do Experiences:

  • Take the one-hour return walk to Peron Dunes and the expansive beach.
  • Explore Georges Bay from Moulting Bay to Dora Point.
  • Stroll along the foreshore trail from Golden Fleece bridge to Lions Park.
  • Delight in shopping at the town’s shops and galleries.
  • Indulge in local food and wine at the myriad of cafes and restaurants.
  • Visit the History & Visitor Information Centre for insights into Bay of Fires walks/tour options and discover the fascinating Trail of the Tin Dragon.

Uncover the coastal charm of St Helens, where every experience is a celebration of Tasmania's natural wonders.


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