Hotels near St Helens Airport - HLS, St Helens

Spent our time at Pelican Point Wetland Reserve. Oysters from Lease 65 which is under four minutes away are the biggest and freshest I've ever eaten, at amazing value. I recommend both without hesitation.

Whether you're into history, wildlife, or just enjoying the great outdoors, St Helens has something for everyone. Rainforest walks to waterfalls. Binalong Bay & the Bay of Fires were magnificent creations to visit, plenty of beaches, swimming holes, surfing etc.

Not much was open on Sunday which was disappointing Hotel restaurant food was very bland and expensive, as was the local Fish shop for take away- and fish was over cooked and chips the worst I’ve ever tasted Good note, lovely walking around and easy access to walk

All the conveniences and a few local surprises in a few streets, within a short distance to the other pretty bay of fires areas too The antique ‘shop in the bush’ with treasures and charm, the calm sea water aspects, our family is certain to plan for a longer stay the next time

Everything about St Helens was beautiful. We really wish we could have stayed alot longer. We had breakfast at the The Lifebuoy Cafe which was awesome!!! Everyone absolutely loved the breakfast (5 stars) and excellent coffee. We also loved visiting the Bay of Fires and found this lovely beach "Squeaky Beach". This place is a must visit for people touring Tasmania

Beautiful area with many wonderful beaches to visit - Bay of Fires - and all the wonderful rock formations. St. Helen's township is very interesting with some great shops. Buy oysters direct from the farm and they are delicious!