Bay of Fires Conservation Area

The Bay of Fires Conservation Area, stretching along Tasmania's north-east coast, is renowned for its pristine white beaches, clear turquoise waters, and distinctive granite boulders adorned with bright orange lichen. This coastal haven offers a variety of activities, including leisurely walks, swimming in sheltered bays, fishing, and camping in serene beachside settings. Wildlife enthusiasts can observe dolphins, seals, and a diverse array of bird species. The area also holds cultural significance, with Aboriginal midden sites and a rich history dating back to 1773. Accessible from St Helens, the conservation area provides a tranquil retreat for nature lovers.