Bay of Fires Lobster

Tully Cottage is a dreamy garden hideaway perched above St Helens, surrounded by lush gardens, birdsong and sweeping hill views. This quaint 2 bedroom cottage is the perfect East Coast base, just minutes from town and mountain bike trails. Enjoy slow mornings on the balcony, evenings by the chiminea firepit, and regular visits from native wildlife and over 20 bird species that call the gardens home.

The Anchor Wheel Motel offers relaxed, affordable accommodation that continues to surprise visitors with exceptional standards and personalised customer service. Offering single and twin rooms as well as two, 2-bedroom apartments. All rooms and bathrooms have been fully renovated and offer exceptional value for money. All guests have access to a fully functional kitchen and laundry that is provided free of charge. Parking is available on site and is also free of charge. They work hard to provide a personalised experience with a strong focus on customer service.

Located in St Helens on Tasmania's north-east coast, and just a short drive from the world-renowned Bay of Fires, Martha Vale Park is a regenerative farm and boutique heritage stay offering an immersive east coast experience. Set on a historic farmstead where paddocks meets sea air, Martha Vale Park produces premium Cape Grim beef and invites guests to experience life on a working regenerative farm shaped by care for land and legacy. The beautifully restored Stables provide private, character-filled accommodation overlooking open paddocks — a peaceful base for exploring the beaches, mountain bike trails and coastal landscapes of the region. Guests can join guided regenerative farm tours to step beyond the gate and gain insight into contemporary land stewardship, grass-fed beef and the thoughtful restoration of this coastal property. These small-group experiences connect visitors to the story of the farm, its history and its future. Mornings might be spent exploring the white sand beaches and granite headlands of the Bay of Fires, afternoons discovering the food, wine and natural beauty of St Helens and surrounds, before returning to wide skies and open space. Martha Vale Park offers heritage accommodation, land-led experiences and produce grown with integrity — all deeply connected to the character of Tasmania's north-east.