St Helens

St Helens on Tasmania's East Coast is famous for its fishing, beautiful beaches and coastal lifestyle, as well as its outdoor activities.

A visit to St Helens should include:
A visit to the famous Bay of Fires.
Bushwalking
Swimming, Surfing or Diving

St Helens is just 10 minutes drive from the southern end of the famous Bay of Fires, a popular holiday destination on Tasmania's East Coast.  Heading South you will find the stunning Peron Dunes, the start of a long sweep of white beaches which meet the vast ocean. The beaches and Georges Bay are excellent spots for fishing with a wide variety of fish waiting to be caught. Binalong Bay and Georges Bay are also popular with divers, with kelp forests full of marine life waiting to be discovered.

As well as our aquatic attractions there are many coastal and inland treasures; beautiful forests, impressive waterfalls and interesting activities.

Things to do:
Game Fishing, Estuary Fishing and Deep Sea Fishing
Diving
Swimming
Surfing
Hiking
Walking
Bushwalking
Fishing off the local jetties
Delicious meals at the local restaurants
Bay of Fires
Tennis, golf and lawn bowls
Four wheel drive tours
 

Town Information:
St Helens has mild weather.

Travel directions:
St Helens is approximately 163 kilometres drive east of Launceston and 265 kilometres from Hobart.