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Bay of Fires
A stretch of white-sand beaches, clear water and granite rocks covered in orange lichen between Binalong Bay and Cape Eddystone, on the northeast coast.
Tasmânia · Australia
St Helens
In the destination Freycinet and the east coast of Tasmania.
In the photo: St Helens Coast
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The city
What to expect from St Helens.
Largest town on Tasmania’s northeast coast, on Georges Bay, known for fishing and seafood. It’s the base for the Bay of Fires, a stretch of white-sand beaches and granite rocks covered in orange lichen that begins at Binalong Bay, about 10 km away. Inland, St Columba Falls drops roughly 90 meters into the forest.
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What to see in St Helens
Waterfall
St Columba Falls
A waterfall of about 90 meters in the South George River valley, roughly 25 km from St Helens, in a forest of tree ferns and myrtle beech.