Experience the magic of our spacious beach house with amazing views overlooking Georges Bay. Enjoy the peace, tranquility and total privacy of Kiama Cottage. Relax, go for walks, or explore the stunning Bay of Fires. Local activities include swimming, surfing, fishing, mountain bike riding and kayaking. The kitchen is fully equipped, with adjoining dining area and an outdoor BBQ in the private garden. NBN is connected and Netflix is available on the smart TV Bedroom 1 has a queen bed and ensuite bathroom Bedroom 2 has a double bed Bedroom 3 has 2 single beds We provide linen and towels. We are happy to provide extra linen free of charge if you need it. The sunroom has a sofa bed, perfect for stretching out for an afternoon nap in the sun. There are 2 bathrooms and a separate laundry. There is washing powder and an outside line to dry your washing in the sea breeze. We are located 7km from the Townlink trail that connects to the St Helens Mountain Bike Trails. We have a lock up garage available for your use. Feel free to wash your bikes at the end of the day. Peron dunes are a short drive away. It is also a lovely walk through St Helens Conservation Area to reach the dunes. The closest shop is at Hillcrest Tourist park, 3.3km away. They sell a range of fast food, groceries and fuel. St Helens is a 10 minute drive away and has shops, restaurants and a boutique cinema. In St Helens, you will find shops specialising in local Tasmanian produce, as well as a variety of art and craft shops. St Helens is the largest town on the north-east coast of Tasmania and is known as the game fishing capital of Tasmania. Georges Bay is home to swans, pelicans, gulls and schools of fish. You may even glimpse dolphins, seals or sea eagles on your walk beside Georges Bay. Look out for whales at nearby Maurouard Beach accessed over Peron Dunes. It is a short drive to Burns Bay boat ramp, Beerbarrel Beach and the lighthouse. Seats are provided for whale watching and quiet contemplation.

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St Helens Pt Conservation Area is managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service. Recreational activities catered for on the point are fishing, boating, walking, sightseeing and surfing. St Helens Pt also has an off-road recreational vehicle area, where registered off road vehicles can access the beach. Horse riding and sand boarding are also permitted in this area. St Helens Point offers four walks, these are:  Peron Dunes to Maurouard Beach - medium 2 hours return.  St Helens Training Wall to Blanche Point - easy 30 minutes return.  St Helens Point Navigational Lookout - easy 20 minute return.  Burns Bay to Beerbarrel Beach - easy 1 hour return. Some of these walks can be linked up to make a half day walk. Circuit walks are possible, but you must be prepared to walk along roads. Before commencing any walks, ensure you have good footwear and sun protection. Always carry fresh water as none is available on the point. Public toilets are available at the Burns Bay boat ramp. Picnic facilities are available at Blanche Beach, Peron Dues Recreational Vehicle Area and Akaroa.