Four Mile Creek - East Coast Whale Trail

Located on the East Coast of Tasmania, Four Mile Creek is part of the East Coast Whale Trail.

This coastal stop is one of 14 sites scattered along the coast from The Gardens in the north to Eaglehawk Neck in the south. The site is easily accessible, and visitors will find information signs about the whales and the area's marine life.

When visiting Four Mile Creek, visitors can enjoy beautiful sea views and have the chance to spot migrating whales. The site is known to be a great spot for whale watching. At Four Mile Creek, visitors can make use of the binoculars installed to help them spot the whales more easily. They can also take advantage of the other facilities available at the site, including picnic tables and restrooms. During these months, there is a higher chance of spotting the migrating humpback and southern right whales. Four Mile Creek is located on the Tasman Highway about 17 km from St Helens. Visitors can access the site by car or by joining a tour. The site has ample parking facilities, and it is easily accessible for those with disabilities. It is also worthwhile to note that the site is free to access for all visitors. Four Mile Creek is an excellent stop for those interested in whale watching along the East Coast Whale Trail. The