Activities in St Helens & North East

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Barnbougle Dunes  (Bridport)

Barnbougle Dunes is a links golf course with breathtaking views near Bridport, north-east Tasmania. The dramatic scenery and challenging 18-hole championship course is among the best links courses worldwide. The ... [More Info]

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Bianchet Winery  (Lilydale)

"Bianchet is one of the first wineries you will come across if you are taking the traditional route out of Melbourne, and it is well worth a visit. Included in the white wines are Chardonnay, Gewurtztraminer, and ... [More Info]

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Bridport Golf Club  (Bridport)

Bridport Golf Club provides a picturesque nine-hole golf course at Bridport in northern Tasmania. The course has 18 alternate tees (par 72) and is open to the public every day. The comfortable club house has a ... [More Info]

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Cerise-Brook Fruit Orchard and Chip n Putt Family Golf Course  (St Helens)

Cerise-Brook Fruit Orchard and Chip n Putt Family Golf Course is located in St Helens, Tasmania. Play a round of golf and enjoy fine fresh fruit available for sale. The family golf course has 9 holes (par 3) and ... [More Info]

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Choc - A - Lolly  (St Helens)

Choc -A-Lolly offers quality confectionary in St Helens on Tasmania’s sunny east coast. Feel the child revived within you at Choc-A-Lolly, a specialty store offering confectionery and chocolate from local, interstate ... [More Info]

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Flying Teapot Cafe and Gallery - The  (Bridport)

The Flying Teapot Garden Cafe and Gallery is located at Bridport, north-east Tasmania. The Flying Teapot is part of Manalanga Farm, a 162-hectare (400 acre) Angus cattle farm. The Manalanga homestead, built in ... [More Info]

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Helen's Hill  (Lilydale)

Truly great wine results from a partnership between the land and the people who nurture it. Helen's Hill Estate is a family-owned vineyard. The 5th generation to farm, the Nalder and McIntosh siblings and their ... [More Info]

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Humbug Point Recreation Area  (St Helens)

Coastal heathlands bloom with wildflowers in summer excellent fishing, walks, diving, birdwatching, boating. There are good camping and picnic areas. Take the Binalong Bay road 10 km north from St Helens.... [More Info]

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Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail  (Lilydale)

With a backdrop of mountains, including the Dandenong and Yarra Ranges, this 38km trail passes through highly scenic landscapes that follow the Yarra River valley. Built in 1901, the railway line from Warburton ... [More Info]

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St Helens Golf Club  (St Helens)

St Helens Golf Club offers a challenging nine-hole course at St Helens in northern Tasmania. The course is set in picturesque bushland and is an 18-tee course (par 71). It is located just on the boundary of the ... [More Info]

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St Helens History Room  (St Helens)

St Helens History Room is located on Tasmania’s north-east coast and offers a unique collection. The History Room next to the town library houses a collection of Aboriginal, early settlers, Chinese miners, tin ... [More Info]

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St Helens Point  (St Helens)

St Helens Point conservation area features extensive sand dunes, located in north-east Tasmania. Popular for surfing, fishing, beach walks, boating and bird-watching, the area also has good camping sites. The sand ... [More Info]

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