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Visiting St Helens

Budget-minded travelers will find good deals in St Helens, and many visitors are sure to appreciate the seafood restaurants. Tourists can also enjoy all the city has to offer including its waterfront.

• There are 7 hotels and other accommodations in St Helens
• The closest major airport is in Launceston, TAS (LST) 86.5 from the city center

Sightseeing and Staying in St Helens

The picturesque setting of St Helens Waterfront and Percy Steel Reserve exemplify the city's natural beauty. A couple of additional sights to add to your agenda are Cerise Brook Orchard and Family Golf Course and St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre.

As you plan your holiday getaway, you'll find 7 hotels and other lodging accommodations to pick from in St Helens. Here you'll find highly ranked ones based on Expedia user reviews:

• Pelican Point Sanctuary - This 3-star vacation home features a golf course, free WiFi, and free parking. It's a favorite with Expedia travelers for its helpful staff and comfortable beds.
• Sweetwater Villas - Our customers like the overall value and quiet location at this apartment. This 3.5-star apartment features free parking, 24-hour room service, and laundry facilities.
• Homelea Accommodation - This 4-star motel features free WiFi, free parking, and laundry facilities. Expedia customers like its helpful staff and comfortable beds.

Dressing for St Helens

• Between January and March, you can expect average temperatures of 78°F during the day and 46°F at night
• From April to June, the average during the day is 69°F, while the average at night is 36°F
• July through September has daytime averages of 62°F with nighttime averages of 36°F
• In October-December, you can expect daytime averages of 75°F and nighttime averages of 41°F
• About 0.98 inches of rain falls on St Helens each year
• Usually February and January are the hottest months with an average of 76°F, whereas July and August are often coldest, averaging 37°F

St. Helens lies 160 km east of Launceston on Georges Bay and is known as the game fishing capital of Tasmania. With a population of just over 2,000, it’s the largest town on the northeast coast, and its quaint charms continue to captivate visitors all year long. People come for the oysters and stay for the views, but no matter what brings you to St. Helens hotels, you’re sure to discover something new.

Where to Stay in St Helens

Whether you’re looking for a last-minute special offer or a romantic getaway at any of the St. Helens resorts, there is accommodation here for all types. Even if you’re flying solo, you won’t have any trouble finding room that suits your budget and travel style. Plus, with scores of shopping and dining options near many of the hotels in St. Helens, there’s never a dull moment in this Tasmanian paradise. Here, you can shape your journey into anything you want it to be.

Getting there

The open road is an excellent option for getting into town. There are multiple coach services with routes into St. Helens, or you can opt to arrive via your own car by way of the Tasman Highway. For those who would like to fly, Hobart and Launceston airports provide flights from several major airlines. The view over the Bay of Fires and Binalong Bay is not to be missed. You may even be inspired to book a room in one of the nearby Binalong Bay hotels for a night or two.

Book your St. Helens adventure today

When it comes to cheap accommodation and Tasmanian adventures, Expedia.com.au gives you the greatest deals. (Be sure to check out our St. Marys hotels, too.) Don’t waste any time—time that you could be spending exploring. Book your journey today and find out what the St. Helens region has in store for you.