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Places to Stay in Binalong Bay Australia |
 | WHY YOU TOO WILL LOVE BINALONG BAY & THE WORLD RENOWNED BAY OF FIRES! (Voted 2nd most beautiful beach in the world by Conde Nast - UK Internatinal Travel magazine)Nestled between the Humbug National Park and the Bay of Fires conservation area, Binalong Bay is in a unique geographic position. Boasting its own microclimate, Binalong Bay enjoys a temperate climate which is assisted by the warm North-South current and the protection of the surrounding Mountain ranges.With pristine... |
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Things to do in Binalong Bay |
Wondering what to do in Binalong Bay ? Here is some information on tourist attractions to help make you enjoy your stay in Binalong Bay more enjoyable.
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| Main Tourist Attractions |
Binalong Bay main tourist attractions must be seen if you are spending some time here. Sharon & Rob Hampshire of Binalong Views, a Binalong Bay Holiday House, suggested Bay of Fires - Voted 2nd best beach in the world by Conde Nast which is a UK International travel magazine, Pub in the Paddock, Pyngana Cheese Factory, Game Fishing Capital of Tasmania, Perron Dunes, Blue Tiers and St Columba Falls.
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| Pubs/Bars |
There are some great hotels in Binalong Bay. Sharon & Rob Hampshire suggested Angasi, Scamander Inn -best pub meal with a great view and Anchor Inn.
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| Sports/Adventure |
For those of you into sports and adventure, there are some great things to do. Sharon & Rob Hampshire suggested Sand Dune racing at Peron Dunes, St Helens Golf Club, Surf Fishing and Game Fishing.
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| Specialty Shops |
For the ladies, no trip is complete without doing some shopping. Sharon & Rob Hampshire suggested St Helens Artist Co-op, Chicken feed and Largest shopping centre on the East Coast.
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| Festivals/Events |
Every year there are some festivals which should be seen if you are planning to come. Sharon & Rob Hampshire suggested Tasmanian Game Fishing - Labour day weekend and East Coast Blues Festival.
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| Historical Sites |
If you are interested in history, Binalong Bay has some great historical sites. Sharon & Rob Hampshire suggested Goulds Country, Anchor Mine and St Helens History Room.
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| Trails/Wildlife/Nature |
Nature lovers and lovers of walks through the area's flora and fauna, there are some places to see. Sharon & Rob Hampshire suggested Abundant bird life, Dolphins & Whales, Binalong Bay, Humbug National Park, Platypus ponds, Blue Tiers, Bay of Fires and The Gardens.
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| Eateries/Wineries |
While on holiday, why not indulge in some of the local restaurants and wineries serving delicious food and wine. Sharon & Rob Hampshire suggested Angasi Restuarant - noted in the Qantas magazine as a must eat stop in Tasmania. Local produce and wines served overlooking the beautiful Bay of Fires, Dohertys 5 star dining, St Helens Oysters and Fresh Crayfish.
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