Humbug Point Nature Recreation Area — Attraction in Binalong Bay

As tourists we travelled about 2 and a half hours from Launceston through rough road and choppy mobile reception to be met by a turquoise ocean glazed with remarkable red stone. The Bay of Fires is a sight to behold and worth the travel to get to. The sea breeze is refreshing to the respiratory system, the people seem relaxed and approachable. The beach is very family friendly and there are facilities available for washing yourself and changing. The toilets are not half bad either. I love the picnic tables provided around the area which is great of picnics and group meet ups. But I appreciate the beauty in peace and serenity. I spent the last day of 2018 taking in the views, it's an amazing spot to unwind and get away from...

Well maintained free camp location (as of November 2023). No fresh water and limited toilet facilities, but it is a great place for self-contained or self-reliant campers. Dog friendly if controlled on a lead. Be aware that this place is very popular and quickly fills up around local long weekends and public holidays. Plenty of walks and beach options and relatively sheltered. No rubbish bins. If you take it in, be prepared to...

Bay of fires is truly unique. got there just before sunset to enjoy the warm weather while waiting for the sun to lower. The rocks look pretty bland at first glance, but one the sun starts coming down lower adding the glow to these red rocks, everything became magical. We spent 1.5 hours there taking hundreds of photos as we just couldnt stop admiring that beautiful landscape. highly recommend to come for...