The Glass Bottom Boat in Bicheno offers a relaxing 45-minute tour perfect for the whole family. Sit back and explore the vibrant ocean life beneath the clear glass bottom, discovering a stunning array of sea creatures and underwater plants. Enjoy expert interpretation along the way, learning about the unique marine and plant life of Tasmania’s East Coast.

tel: 6375-1294
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Looking for a short family drive that won’t take up too much of your day? The Pondering Frog is a must-see destination on Tasmania’s East Coast. Just 13 minutes outside of Bicheno, it’s the perfect place to stop for an ice cream, enjoy a meal, stretch your legs, let the kids run around, and check out Tasmania’s “big frog.”

At Bicheno Penguin Tours, the friendly team will whisk you away on a short bus ride to a special penguin home. Walk with your guide to spot little penguins waddling about, hear fun facts, and learn how we can help protect these amazing birds. The easy 500m walk takes about 50 minutes, plenty of time for penguin spotting and smiles!

Nestled in coastal bushland near Bicheno, East Coast Natureworld is a sanctuary for native Tasmanian and Australian animals. Wander at your own pace through the park, meet Tasmanian devils, hand-feed kangaroos, and spot local wildlife that call the wetlands home. A haven for rescued and rehabilitated animals, it’s the perfect place to reconnect the kids with nature and wildlife.

Cerise Brook Orchard is the perfect place for families, friends, and visitors to escape the hustle and bustle, reconnect with where food comes from, and enjoy the land that nurtures it. With a play area for the kids, a cafe to grab a bite, and a fun chip & putt course, it's an experience that brings both relaxation and joy.
Seasonal fruit available for purchase, allowing you to take a taste of the orchard home with you.

Easy Tiger brings something for everyone under one roof! Enjoy barista-made coffee, a choice of delicious eatery options, and exclusive craft beers from the onsite microbrewery. Relax in the beer garden, catch live music and events, or unwind with a movie in the luxurious in-house cinema. Perfect for families, friends, and visitors of all ages.

Whether you prefer challenging downhill runs, scenic cross-country rides through bushland to the water’s edge, or a leisurely family outing, the St Helens Mountain Bike Trails offer a range of experiences for all skill levels. The trailhead features a pump track for warming up or for children to enjoy while you relax with a coffee at the café. Shuttle bus services are also available for added convenience.

In the quiet farmlands of Pyengana, The Pub in the Paddock has been welcoming visitors since 1880. It’s one of Tasmania’s oldest pubs, full of fun stories and local history on every wall. But the real star? Priscilla the beer-drinking pig! Come and quench her thirst with a piggy beer, whilst enjoying an old school pub meal.

The Serpentarium offers an engaging, museum-style experience featuring live reptile exhibits in a dynamic, themed environment. Highlights include educational displays, keeper talks, and supervised hands-on encounters. Guests can also explore a small natural history library, a microscope station, and an outdoor rope play area. Enjoy coffee or a light meal at Rio’s Café, with seating overlooking bushland.

Whether you’re chasing a little thrill, a smooth scenic ride, or a memorable day out with the family, the St Helens Mountain Bike Trails invite you to ride your way. With trails for all skill levels, immerse yourself in tranquil bushland and picturesque gullies, finishing with a coastal flourish at Swimcart Beach in the iconic Bay of Fires.
Bike rentals and shuttle services are available at both Gravity MTB and Verigo MTB.