Bay of Fires

Nice place to spend a big afternoon in summer!!!! Take your time to step into the water ( not the tide rock pools as they might be not safe and clean) , feel the crystal-clean water reflecting the red fire-like rocks . Lovely 😊

We came on a tour so not sure exactly which beach this is but it is gorgeous and we had plenty of time to chill and take photos. There were campsites nearby with people spread out all around.

Worth visiting! You can get easily to the beach but you can also walk on the rocks to get there. Lots of wildlife to see and if you are lucky you can see whales 🐋

Bay of Fires is definitely the place to go when visiting our beautiful East Coast!!! Charming little towns, great places to camp, both in dedicated parks or for those self contained.
Binalong Bay, Swimcart Beach, Cosy Corner, The Gradens, just to name a few.
Give your local, interstate, and international mates the news. Get 'em to the East Coast!!!!

Spectacular display of colours.
Red granite rocks, the ocean with its different blue's plus the white sand all while watching the sun rise.

Amazing beach with white sand, it’s a must visit!

Absolutely stunning! Beautiful beaches and no one on them! We were fortunate in that we had beautiful sunny days and were able to have a few swims along the way. The water was icy cold but invigorating! A highlight of our Tasmania trip

It’s actually so beautiful. It spans across part of the north east coast of Tassie. We stopped at a few different spots but ended up towards the main beach at binalong bay which was so beautiful - we went in winter so was pretty chilly but still gorgeous! I recommend seeing it if you’re doing a roadtrip

One of the most spectacular beaches in the east coast of Tasmania you should never miss visiting if you're in Tasmania. Much more warmer and fancy than what rest of the Tassie beaches can offer you! If you're lucky enough will see the seals in natural habitat. There are a lot of food and fancy restaurant options with beautiful modern accommodation available that you can access online. There are also camping grounds and very good walking tracks in the national parks where you could afford at daily rates or annual rates at your convenience. Road to the east coast is windy and adventurous but always worth the drive and money if you're a nature lover.

Stunning part of the world.Free, 1st in best dressed camping at Dora point

Beautiful spot with a pretty sunset. We drove quite awhile to get here and unfortunately we didn’t see the orange rocks as we were nearer Anson’s Bay but a fisherman told us that we were at the Bay of fires and that we only had to walk a little way to see the rocks but it would be dark. Such a peaceful area.

Incredible beaches. All the colors make of the place one of the most Amazing place in the world

Lovely orange coloured rock formations. Beautiful beaches and a must see <3

Really enjoyed the day there. Despite the light shower of rain, everything else was a blessed view

Heaven on earth. This looks out of a story book, orange rocks with turquoise water makes stunning photos as well as pleasing for your soul. Must visit if you are Tasmania. Drive is long and it's great one to make your heart smile for sure. There's plenty camping sites, mostly unpowered would recommend to drive to binalong bay for the stunning small town.

Similar rocks formation to what you see at The Gardens. The difference here is the better watching platform, a lone tree, seating arrangements. A must visit if you are around.

Should head to Bay of fires conservation area on the map instead, this location leads to a restricted path. Very beautiful spot at the conversation area which you can wander about to view the magnificent red rocks. Parking is limited as well but it’s not very crowded.

Loved it here, the rocks and beaches were to die for, definitely a place not to be missed, also unlike massive chunks of Tassie, there’s mobile coverage 😂

Beautiful and quiet beaches famous for the red streak rock.

Great location for photos. The rocks and their color gives a nice tone to your pictures during sunset.