Break O Day Visitor Information
Welcome to Break O Day, Tasmania
Located on the east coast of Tasmania, Break O Day is a stunning coastal town that offers visitors the perfect combination of natural beauty, outdoor adventure and relaxation. Read on to discover everything you need to know about visiting Break O Day.
How to Get Here
The closest airport to Break O Day is Launceston Airport, which is a 2-hour drive away. There are also regular bus services from Launceston to St. Helens, which is just a 15-minute drive from Break O Day.
Things to Do
Break O Day is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with plenty of activities to keep you busy during your visit:
- Explore the stunning beaches and turquoise waters of the Bay of Fires.
- Hike one of the many trails in the nearby Mt. William National Park.
- Experience world-class fishing, with plenty of opportunities to catch bream, flathead and other species.
- Go kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding along the coast.
- Take a scenic drive along the Great Eastern Drive, which offers breathtaking views of the coastline.
Where to Stay
Break O Day offers a range of accommodation options to suit all budgets and preferences:
- Bay of Fires Lodge: A luxurious eco-lodge nestled within the Mt. William National Park.
- Scamander Beach Resort: A family-friendly resort with self-contained villas and apartments.
- Tidal Waters Resort: A waterfront resort with stunning views of the estuary.
- St. Helens Waterfront Holiday Park: A budget-friendly option with caravan and camping sites.
Where to Eat
Break O Day offers a range of dining options to suit all tastes:
- Oyster Bay Seafood Cafe: A casual seafood restaurant with stunning views of Oyster Bay.
- Pizza Fellas: A popular pizzeria serving delicious wood-fired pizzas.
- Ladybug Espresso Bar: A cozy cafe serving coffee, cakes and light meals.
When to Visit
The best time to visit Break O Day is during the summer months (December-February), when the weather is warm and sunny. However, be prepared for crowds and higher accommodation prices during this time. Alternatively, visit during the shoulder season (March-May or September-November) for mild temperatures and fewer crowds.
Visit Break O Day
Break O Day is a hidden gem on the east coast of Tasmania, offering visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Plan your visit today and discover all that this stunning coastal town has to offer.