Bay of Fires Conservation Area, Mount William National Park

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#1 of 32 in Beaches in Tasmania

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Bay of Fires Conservation Area stretches more than 50 km (31 mi) long, representing a spectacular color mix of white sandy beaches, aquamarine water, and orange granite rocks. Active travelers can try camping, surfing, boating, or snorkeling with the chance to see the marine life. You can rest by watching the birds and fishing, or simply by swimming in the ocean and sunbathing. Inspirock's itinerary builder makes planning a Mount William National Park trip simple and quick.

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By S J A

It's such a beautiful coastline. The beaches are breathtaking. The sand is so white and water is gorgeous against the red rocks.

It's such a beautiful coastline. The beaches are breathtaking. The sand is so white and water is gorgeous against the red rocks. more »
By Andrew B

Lovely part of Tasmania. Well worth the visit. Lots of places to stop along the Bay of Fires but we visited it at The Gardens. Accessibility good but be aware car park is small and this place is...

Lovely part of Tasmania. Well worth the visit. Lots of places to stop along the Bay of Fires but we visited it at The Gardens. Accessibility good but be aware car park is small and this place is... more »

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