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St.Patricks Head - St.Marys

St.Patricks Head is one of the main attractions of the Fingal Valley. It was named from the sea by Captain Tobias Furneaux on St Patricks Day , 17 March,1773, 30 years before European settlement of Van Diemans Land, as he sailed past in the "Adventure" on his way to New Zealand after having been separated from Captain Cook.

Watch the video taken from the top >>HERE>>


Just a short drive from St.Marys, it has a walking track that winds to the top of the hill, although it is a bit difficult in places there are excellent views along the northeast coast.

It is one of the icons of the northeast and if you have a couple of hours to spend it is well worth the effort to walk to the top of St.Patricks Head.


St.Patricks Head viewed from the Scamander Rivermouth.




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