St Helens
Launceston and Tamar Valley, TAS
About this place
- Community & Personal Service88
- Labourers82
- Technicians & Trades69
- Managers60
- Professionals54
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census 2021. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Highlights
- Stunning beaches and coastal scenery, including the famous Bay of Fires
- Vibrant local fishing industry and fresh seafood
- Proximity to national parks for outdoor adventures
- Rich Indigenous history and cultural experiences
- Tight-knit community with various local events and festivals
About St Helens
St Helens, nestled on the eastern coast of Tasmania, is a charming fishing town that captures the essence of a laid-back coastal lifestyle. With a population of just over 1,500, it boasts a close-knit community that thrives on a shared appreciation for the stunning natural landscapes surrounding them. The town is framed by the beautiful Bay of Fires and the pristine beaches of the Tasman Sea, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility alike. The atmosphere in St Helens is both vibrant and relaxed, where locals enjoy a pace of life that allows them to soak in the breathtaking coastal views. The scenic beauty is complemented by a range of water activities, from fishing and boating to exploring the nearby national parks. This unique combination of breathtaking landscapes and a warm community spirit makes St Helens a special place to live and visit.
What You'll Find
Stunning beaches and coastal scenery, including the famous Bay of Fires; Vibrant local fishing industry and fresh seafood; Proximity to national parks for outdoor adventures; Rich Indigenous history and cultural experiences; Tight-knit community with various local events and festivals
Why Locals Love It
Residents appreciate the peaceful lifestyle and the strong sense of community that comes with living in a small town.
Why Visitors Come
Tourists are drawn to St Helens for its stunning natural beauty, outdoor activities, and the chance to experience authentic Tasmanian coastal living.