Bay of Fires

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. This one-acre block of land is situated on a headland with 270-degree views of the ocean and surrounding bush and farmland. The property has 80 metres of beach frontage with access to the granite headland and a short walk along the rocks to two secluded beaches. The site offers good proximity to all the Bay of Fires has to offer, namely bushwalking, fishing, diving, and mountain biking. It's around a twenty-five-minute drive from St Helens, and fifteen to twenty minutes from Binalong Bay.

A tiny home retreat overlooking the Bay of Fires majestic coastline with private swimming cove access. Planted amongst the iconic Bay of Fire conservation area, unwind in this secluded haven, beneath sunset skies and a blanket of stars each evening. Via private path wander 5 minutes to Honeymoon Point Cove or walk the long stretch of nearby Taylors Beach. Perfectly situated to explore the East Coast of Tasmania and all it has to offer such as fishing, diving, mountain bike riding and 4WD. If you choose to leave the comforts of home, you are only a 20-minute scenic drive to Saint Helens. Or simply enjoy the local surroundings on foot. Unique access to a place that makes you feel like you are at the edge of the world.

Bay of Fires: a bay on the northeastern coast of Tasmania in Australia, extending from Binalong Bay to Eddystone Point. The Bay of Fires is a region of white beaches, blue water and orange-hued granite rocks. Tranquillity – meaning: the quality or state of being tranquil; calm, Tranquillity Bay of Fires: an accommodation that combines a second-to-none location with beautiful aspects of a modern beach house to create a place to induce a relaxing state of mind. Come experience and enjoy this special place. Please note: Tranquility Bay of Fires is not suitable for children aged five years or under. A two-night minimum stay applies.