Browse mixed in St Helens

Overview

St Helens is the largest town on Tasmania’s north‑east coast, sitting on Georges Bay and celebrated as the state’s game‑fishing capital and a renowned oyster‑producing centre. Its oceanic climate brings mild summers, warmer winter nights thanks to a foehn effect, and consistent rain, creating ideal conditions for fishing, swimming and other coastal pursuits. The town lies beside the St Helens Important Bird Area, a key breeding site for seabirds and waders, and is only 35 km from the dramatic 90‑metre St Columba Falls in Mount Victoria Forest Reserve.