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Scenic view of the blowhole at Bichino at Bay of Fires Tasmania. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial drone view of orange lichen-covered boulders at Bay of Fires Tasmania. Green-blue ocean water. Scenic coastal landscape Royalty Free Stock Photo

Landscape of Bay of Fires Tasmania Australia Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Garden - Bay of Fires Royalty Free Stock Photo

Footprints in the sand at a beach at the Bay of Fires, North-Eastern Tasmania, Australia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ebb and flow of the ocean at a beach in the Bay of Fires, Tasmania, Australia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orange lichen rocks at Bay of Fires, Tasmania. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scene of giant granite rock boulders covered in orange and red lichen at the Bay of Fires in Tasmania, Australia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful glow of sunrise at Bay of Fires in Tasmania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tasmania's best-known conservation area, named by Lonely Planet as one of the world's 'Most Beautiful Beaches' and there's no doubt the Bay of Fires lives up to this reputation.?The Bay of Fires Conservation Area comprises a series of magnificent bays that stretch along Tasmania's north-east coast. Bright orange lichen encrusts the granite boulders, contrasting spectacularly against the whiter-than-white sandy beaches and turquoise water in the bays.Binalong Bay, a peaceful beachside township, marks the southern end of the Bay of Fires, while larapuna Eddystone Point, within Mount William National Park marks the boundary to the north.Tasmanian beaches are renowned for their beauty and seclusion, and the Bay of Fires is up there with the best of them â perfect for long leisurely walks, swimming in the protected bays, fishing off the rocks and quiet coastal camping nestled behind the dunes