Visitor Information Centres

Yellow ‘i’

East Coast Tasmania

Tasmania’s East Coast is renowned for its pristine beaches, national parks, coastal towns, and iconic destinations. The region attracts visitors year-round, with travel often shaped by seasonal conditions, event periods, and access to natural and protected areas.

Accredited Visitor Information Centres on the East Coast provide trusted local advice to assist with travel planning, access information, and experience selection. Centres help visitors navigate local conditions, discover regional highlights, and connect with communities and businesses across the coast.

Below is a list of accredited Visitor Information Centres servicing Tasmania’s East Coast. Each listing includes contact details and information about the services available at that centre.

A large sculpture of a crocodile made of rocks placed in front of a building with glass windows. The building has a sign that reads 'Service Tasmania' and is located in a parking lot with spaces and a handicapped parking spot.

ST HELENS VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

ST HELENS

🌐 Break O’Day Council
📞 03 6376 1744
✉️ sthelensvic@bodc.tas.gov.au

Located in the coastal town of St Helens, the St Helens Visitor Information Centre provides friendly, local advice for visitors exploring Tasmania’s East Coast. Staff can assist with bookings for accommodation, attractions, and tours, and provide maps, brochures, and National Parks Passes. The centre offers on-site facilities, souvenirs, public toilets, and free parking to support visitors during their stay.

Opening hours

🕘 Monday to Friday: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
🕘 Saturday and Sunday: 9:00 am to 3:30 pm

🕘 ANZAC Day: 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm

Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day

Non-Accredited Visitor Centres

Look for the White i

Across Tasmania, some visitor information outlets display the blue-and-white “i” symbol. While these locations are not formally accredited, they can still provide helpful local advice and travel information, often from within local businesses. Services, opening hours, and facilities may be more limited, but they are still a great place to start your Tasmanian adventure.

A modern building with a parking lot in front, including a designated handicapped parking space, under a partly cloudy sky with blue patches. There are some trees and bushes around the building and a tall sign structure nearby.

BARK MILL TAVERN

SWANSEA

📍 96 Tasman Highway, Swansea TAS 7190
📞 03 6257 8094
✉️ manager@barkmilltavern.com.au

Located in Swansea on Tasmania’s East Coast, Bark Mill Tavern provides visitor information services alongside dining and hospitality facilities. The venue provides local advice to help visitors explore the East Coast, including information on nearby attractions, experiences, and travel conditions, making it a convenient stop for travellers passing through the region.

🕘 Open Monday to Sunday, 7:00 am to 9:00 pm

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