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St Helens Conservation Area is located in northeast Tasmania Island, about 10 kilometers from the town of St Helens.
St Helens angle (St Helens Point) is a narrow angle of, St Helens in Tasmanian mainland deep into the Tasman Sea. Most of the area of, St Helens angle is protected by St Helens Conservation Area.
St Helens Conservation Area is sparsely populated, has wide dunes, is a popular place for surfing, fishing, beach walks, boating and bird watching, and has good campsites.
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