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of St. Helens
Gateway to Tasmania’s Natural Playground
St Helens is the vibrant coastal hub of Tasmania’s East Coast, offering the perfect balance of natural beauty, modern convenience, and community living. Known as the game-fishing capital of Tasmania, the town is surrounded by crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and world-class mountain bike trails, making it a haven for outdoor-loving families. With quality schools, cafés, supermarkets, healthcare services, and a growing food and tourism scene, St Helens delivers a connected, active lifestyle—while still retaining the relaxed charm of a coastal town.
Peron Dunes & Beach Access
Peron Dunes provide a natural buffer between town and ocean, offering open coastal landscapes shaped by wind, sand, and sea. With direct access to long sandy beaches, the area invites swimming, walking, and quiet moments by the shore. Its expansive setting and natural beauty enhance St Helens’ appeal as a place where coastal space and lifestyle coexist.
MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS
World-class mountain biking is a defining part of life in St Helens, with an internationally recognised trail network designed for riders of all abilities. Purpose-built and professionally maintained, the trails wind through stunning coastal forest, granite outcrops, and elevated ridgelines, offering everything from flowing beginner tracks to technical descents for experienced riders. Drawing visitors from across Australia and overseas, St Helens’ mountain bike trails have transformed the region into a premier adventure destination—perfect for families, weekend riders, and serious mountain biking enthusiasts alike.
FISHING AND BOATING
Game fishing & boating are central to the lifestyle in St Helens, widely regarded as the game-fishing capital of Tasmania. With direct access to deep offshore waters, anglers target world-class species including marlin, tuna, and kingfish, while inshore areas offer excellent fishing for families and casual boaters. The modern harbour, calm bays, and scenic coastline make boating easy and enjoyable year-round—whether it’s a day on the water, a fishing charter, or cruising the pristine East Coast. Here, the ocean isn’t just a backdrop; it’s a way of life.
FOOD AND WINE
St Helens offers a vibrant food and wine scene shaped by its coastal setting and rich local produce. From fresh seafood straight off the boats to relaxed cafés, bakeries, and welcoming restaurants, the town celebrates simple, high-quality flavours. Surrounded by Tasmania’s renowned cool-climate wine regions, St Helens is perfectly positioned for weekend winery visits and long lunches, making food and wine an essential part of the East Coast lifestyle—unhurried, social, and deeply connected to place.