Bay of Fires

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Bay of Fire in Tasmania, Australia is unique and named for its orange-hued granite, the color of which is produced by a lichen. There is currently no additional information available regarding Bay of Fires. Do you see any omissions, errors or want to add information to this page? Sign up.

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Bay of Fires Beach - Bay of Fires — Bay of Fires Beach - Photo by Mark Wassell

Natural palette, Bay of Fires - Bay of Fires — Natural palette, Bay of Fires - Photo by TassieEye

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Landmarks nearby Bay of Fires

127km Freycinet National Park
Coast in Tasmania

Freycinet National Park
Located on the calm east coast of Tasmania, Australia, Freycinet National Park consists of beaches, secluded bays and mountain peaks and is home to Wineglass Bay.
165.3km Liffey Falls
Waterfall in Tasmania
244.3km Eaglehawk Neck Tessellated Pavement
Rock Formation in Australia
255.3km Mount Field National Park Mount Field
National Park in Tasmania

Mount Field National Park
Mount Field National Park is the oldest and most diverse national park in Tasmania. It is famous for its great landscapes, wildlife, rainforests, and lakes. The diversity in plants and flowers is incredible and ranges from the tallest Swamp Gums and Tree Ferns to rainforest vegetation and alpine species.

Bay of Fires

Coast in Tasmania, Australia

Bay of Fires

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Landmarks nearby Bay of Fires

Freycinet National Park

Mount Field National Park

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