The Bay of Fires is renowned globally for its stunningly clear azure waters, pristine white beaches, and the captivating sight of vivid orange lichen-covered boulders. Visitors to this area are often left awestruck, and it stands as one of the most picturesque holiday destinations one can imagine.
Stretching over 50 kilometers from Binalong Bay in the south to Eddystone Point in the north, this coastal wonderland can be reached by taking the Great Eastern Drive to St Helens and then following the clearly marked signs. Allotting ample time for your visit is strongly recommended, as the experience is truly exceptional.
Explore the extensive white-sand beaches and turquoise seas that span from Ansons Bay to Eddystone Point, or venture to discover other beautiful beaches like The Gardens, Jeanneret, Swimcart, and Cosy Corner.
Use BIG4 St Helens as your base to explore the Bay of Fires. The region also teems with local wildlife, including a variety of bird species that can be encountered on self-guided and guided walks. The Bay of Fires is renowned for game fishing, and there are numerous boat ramps available. The offshore reefs are rich in marine biodiversity, attracting divers and snorkelers from all around.
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Things to do in the Bay of Fires region
Mix culture and nature on the wukalina Walk.
Set your alarm early and immerse yourself in the magic of a Bay of Fires sunrise.
Take leisurely strolls for miles along the glistening sugar-white beaches and enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear blue ocean waters.
Embark on a guided adventure to uncover the wonders of the Bay of Fires, whether by foot, in a four-wheel drive, or aboard a scenic cruise, with the chance to encounter the local marine life, including whales, dolphins, and seals.
Hike along the breathtaking coastline, from Policeman’s Point to The Gardens, traversing sandy beaches and rocky coves.
Explore the rugged terrain from Skeleton Bay to Dora’s Point and George’s Bay, taking in the natural beauty along the way.
Don't miss the opportunity to witness awe-inspiring vistas, either from the Binalong Bay viewing platform or the headland at The Gardens.
