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Bay of Fires stretches along Tasmania's north-east coast from Binalong Bay to Eddystone Point, featuring bright orange lichen-encrusted granite boulders set against turquoise water and white sand beaches. Named by Lonely Planet as one of the world's most beautiful beaches, the area is perfect for long walks, swimming in protected bays, and fishing off rocks. Elevated beachside campsites amongst trees offer views over 13km of coastline, with possibilities of spotting dolphin pods cruising parallel to shore.
Reviews from Google
a month ago
Bay of Fires is absolutely stunning and one of the most beautiful places to visit in Tasmania. The clear blue water, white sand, and orange rocks make the scenery so special and unique. It feels peaceful, wild, and untouched. Definitely a must-see if you are exploring Tasmaniaβs east coast.
4 months ago
A spectacular area of several distinct beaches. Brightly coloured (and naturally occurring red lichen covered) boulders make for a dramatic contrast against the green waters. The drive along the many beaches makes for an easy high point in Tasmania.
5 months ago
This area has so many options to stop and take amazing photos, was easy to find a quiet place to stop and just soak up this serene scenery. Definitely worth taking to time go and see if in Tasmania
5 months ago
Absolutely stunning place to visit the beaches are incredible. The water is crystal clear aqua. The sand is white and soft. A place not to be missed in Tasmania. All the beaches we accessed were an easy walk
9 months ago
Bay of Fires has some of the best beaches in Tasmania, with beautiful white sand and bright orange rocks that you wonβt find anywhere else. Itβs a great place to relax and spend a few days enjoying the views.
Yes, Bay Of Fires Conservation Area is a free campsite in TAS. No fees are required.
Bay Of Fires Conservation Area is in TAS, Australia. GPS: -41.06201, 148.29148.
Every trip gets its own group chat β coordinate the stop at Bay Of Fires Conservation Area with your crew.
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