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1 Quail Street, St Helens, TAS, Australia
The resort is situated in St Helens and is close to nearby sightseeing spots, including St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre. It also offers an outdoor pool, a coffee bar and a Jacuzzi.
Free Wi-Fi
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7.9
Good
1502 reviews
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1.3 km from city centre
2 Tasman Highway, St Helens, TAS, Australia
Queechy Motel is set in St Helens and is close to nearby sightseeing spots, including Percy Steel Reserve. It offers comfortable rooms with an en suite bathroom and a kitchenette.
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9.0
Excellent
1239 reviews
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1.4 km from city centre
170 Binalong Bay Road, St Helens, TAS, Australia
Pelican Point Sanctuary is located in St Helens and is close to St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre. Guests also have access to complimentary Wi-Fi and on-site parking.
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9.3
Excellent
308 reviews
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2.2 km from city centre

Tips for your Stay in St Helens

  • Bay of Fires is a must-visit spot when touring St. Helens. Take time and stroll the white sandy beaches that define this space. The crystal-clear waters provide the perfect conditions for a wide range of water sports, including surfing, snorkeling, and swimming. Big4 St. Helens Holiday Park is a nearby hotel.
  • Hiking enthusiasts will have every reason to stay at a hotel near St. Helens Point Conservation Area which is a popular hiking trail that extends to Beerbarrel Beach. Consider and reserve a room at Kellraine Holiday Units to scale this beaten path.
  • Plan to sleep at the Sweetwater Villas if you are looking for an easy introduction to the area’s culture and history. This facility is a short distance away from St. Helens History Room, where you can spend a day exploring photographs, ceramics, sculptures, and paintings.
  • Panorama Hotel St. Helens is an idyllic accommodation option for avid hikers who are keen to pedal down the various tracks during their leisure time. Step out with your gear and put your skills to the test against the locals.
  • Anglers of various abilities will relish every minute of their time trying their luck in the Tasman Sea. A room at the Queechy Motel provides easy access to this fishing port where you can attempt winching a trout.

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Cheapest month:June
Most expensive month:December
Average price in St Helens:$160/night
Cheapest price found:$91/night
Cheapest day:Sunday
Most expensive day:Friday
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$114 - $176
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Hotel prices in St Helens

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170 Binalong Bay Road, St Helens, TAS, Australia
2 Tasman Highway, St Helens, TAS, Australia
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1 Quail Street, St Helens, TAS, Australia

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170 Binalong Bay Road, St Helens, TAS, Australia
2.2 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
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$221
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Where to stay in St Helens

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About St Helens

Known best for its convenient access to the world-famous Bay of Fires, St Helens is an alluring fishing port town with a rich maritime history. Exploring St Helens reveals an array of deep-sea and recreational fishing opportunities, along with enticing seafood restaurants, pristine white-sand beaches and surrounding nature conservation areas.

Things to do in St Helens

While in St Helens, don’t miss the iconic Bay of Fires Conservation Area, renowned for its white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and fiery orange lichen-covered boulders that give the area its name. Here you can explore numerous secluded beaches while swimming, surfing, snorkelling or simply kicking back on the soft sand. You can also camp around the Bay of Fires while discovering a rich marine biodiversity.

Nature enthusiasts should head to the Humbug Point Nature Recreation Area to go bushwalking and birdwatching. Alternatively, tick off the St Helens Conservation Area, which features charming seaside communities and a dramatic headland with panoramic views over the Tasman Sea.

The St Helens township is centred around Cecilia Street, where locally-owned boutiques sit alongside charming bakeries, cafes and seafood restaurants. Duck into Coffee Away for delicious milkshakes and freshly-brewed coffee, before heading to the Bay Bar and Bistro for fresh fish and a cold beer or wine. Afterwards, relax in the waterfront Percy Steel Reserve, which has grassy picnic spots and walking paths.

As Victoria’s second-largest fishing port, St Helens offers numerous opportunities for anglers to catch deep-sea fish and lobster, including albacore tuna and yellowfin tuna. Head out on a deep-sea fishing charter or simply cast a line out into Beauty Bay.

Getting around St Helens

St Helens is just over two hours’ drive from Launceston and over three hours’ drive from Hobart. You can walk around the centre of town, but you’ll need a vehicle to explore further afield.

Facts about staying in St Helens

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  • Looking to stay in a more particularly scenic part of St. Helens?

    Lumera Chalets is a recommended establishment near Freycinet National Park if you are looking for the perfect spot for a romantic getaway. From the bird-filled wetlands and clean white-sand beaches to secluded bays, this locale offers a wide range of attractions ideal for adventure and relaxation. Whether you enjoy short walks or long trails, love camping or cruising, you are sure of experiencing the park’s scenic landscapes. Head to Wineglass Bay with your loved one for a photo opportunity to document those lasting memories. Grab this chance to go down on your knee and propose to your long-time partner. Still, if you are here to commemorate a special day on your calendar, consider stopping at Coles Bay for dolphin and whale watching. Georges Bay Apartments is a nearby hotel.

  • Trying to avoid walking too far for dining options?

    Famous restaurants that dot St. Helen are a major reason why most visitors prolong their stay when on holiday in this region. St. Marys Hotel and Bistro is a hotel that lets you explore the diverse dishes that put St. Helen above other towns in Australia. The delicacies are usually local, but with a touch of exotic menus. Some of the local cuisine that you should try include Atlantic Salmon, Leatherwood Honey, Tasmanian Scallop Pie, and Roaring Forties Blue. Scamander Beach Resort is another excellent property where you can sleep and still have easy access to the various delicacies in St. Helens. For a different experience, step out and explore eateries that serve exotic delicacies. Grab a plate of pizza and garlic bread, oysters, or takeaway coffee.

  • Which are the best places to stay in St. Helens with the kids?

    If you are coming to St. Helens on a weekend getaway with your family, look for an accommodation option that caters to the needs of every family member. To this end, consider reserving a spacious room capable of accommodating an average family of 5 members. Saltwater Sunrise, and The Surfside Beaumaris are two recommended establishments that are located in a quiet and tranquil neighborhood. These two hotels sit within easy reach of Serpentarium Wildlife Park Tasmania where conservation enthusiasts will enjoy interacting with different species of wildlife, including snakes and tortoises. St. Helens On The Bay provides a different adventure as its located near the Warship & Marine Corps Museum. Stroll through this building as you browse the various artifacts that represent maritime and naval history through the years.

  • What are the best hotels in St Helens?

    St Helens is home to many highly-rated hotels, one of which is Tasman Holiday Parks - St Helens, which has a current rating of 9.0. For other potential stays, consider Big4 St Helens Holiday Park and Bayside Hotel, which can also be great places to stay in St Helens.

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