At Binalong bay you are spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches, there is the pristine main beach which the house over looks. Along the Gardens road there is Jeannerat Beach, Cosy Corner and Swimcart

Binalong Bay can be easily explored on foot by a coastal track. The walk will take you along the lagoon towards the Gardens and past the Gulch towards Humbug point.

St Helens is approximately 10 mins from Binalong. As you leave the town you will head towards the St Helens trails, arguably some of the most scenic trails you can ride.

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The East Coast Wine Trail is a collection of 14 vineyards and cellar doors, stretching along the pristine beaches and native bushland of Tasmania’s stunning East Coast. Our region is abundant with incredible food and wine. All of the 14 vineyards are great mates and have joined together to share our friendships, journeys and stories with you. We welcome you to our cellar doors, to share our tables, meet our families and raise a glass to a shared and rich journey of discovery.

St. Columba Falls is one of Tasmania's tallest waterfalls, with a waterfall drop of over 90 metre’s. Situated approximately 30km's west of St. Helens, with easy access from the A3 Highway, with a turn off to Pyengana, St. Columba Falls is one of Tasmania's favourite waterfalls to visit

It is part of the St Columba Falls State Reserve, featuring a picnic and toilet facilities, with somewhat limited parking along the road. The track from the carpark to the falls is well maintained, but is a steady climb back from the base of the falls to the carpark.

Eddystone Point Lighthouse

This striking pink granite tower is on a point that juts out into the sea. Being surrounded on all sides by sea, it is subject to its ferocity and whims.

St Helens is the gateway to the Bay of Fires and Binalong Bay. Closer to town, you can take the one-hour return walk to spectacular Peron Dunes and the vast ocean beach. Browse the town’s shops, cafes and galleries and visit the History Room at the St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre to discover the Trail of the Tin Dragon—a series of experiences from St Helens to Launceston that tells the story of Chinese tin miners who lived and worked in north east Tasmania.

Binalong Bay – Tasmania

Bay of Fires Eco Tours, is located at the northern tip of the Great Eastern Drive, in Binalong bay. The boat tours allow passengers to experience the Bay of Fires at its finest, the white sandy beaches, aqua clear waters, the hidden bays and striking headlands of this breathtakingly beautiful coastline. With different tour options, we cater for all ages and interest levels. They are tours for the whole family to enjoy and a unique way to experience the Bay of Fires Coastline.

PYENGANA FARMGATE CAFÉ

Visit the Pyengana Farmgate Café, home of Australia’s heritage farmhouse cheese. We’re located approximately 25 minutes from St. Helens on St. Columba Falls Road, just off the Tasman Highway.

Relax on the scenic deck with a gourmet platter and matching Tasmanian wine or beer, whilst soaking in the picturesque Tasmanian farm setting. Watch the cows come and go from the dairy and savour this idyllic country paradise.