St Helens Wharf

St Helens Wharf, located on Georges Bay Esplanade in St Helens, Tasmania, is a concrete structure spanning 718 m², offering facilities for both recreational and commercial vessels. The wharf features a heavy load lane marked in red, with load limits of 10 tonnes per axle on the finger pier and 20 tonnes per point load on the main wharf. Vessel displacement capacities are 100 tonnes on the finger pier and 150 tonnes on the main wharf. Amenities include water supply, lighting, and power outlets (one 3-phase and two single-phase), managed by Peter Paulsen. The wharf provides designated areas for loading and unloading, with a maximum 3-day berthing period; vessels must relocate to moorings or other facilities beyond this period. Notably, the wharf is not floating, so proper fender placement is essential due to tidal variations. Public amenities such as toilets and showers are available nearby, with off-road parking suitable for cars and caravans. The wharf's proximity to the town center allows easy access to shops and businesses, making it a convenient stop for both short-term docking and leisure activities.