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Vacation rentals in Binalong Bay

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Bungalow in Binalong Bay
The Edge-Private waterfront retreat -Bay of Fires
'The Edge' is situated in Binalong Bay, right in the heart of the stunning Bay of Fires conservation area on Tasmania's East coast. A quiet peaceful retreat, it sits right on the edge of the tranquil Grants lagoon and a lovely lagoon-side walk takes you to the beaches the area is famous for. The open plan space is warm and bright, receiving all day sun. Beautiful views over the water and surrounded by a large sundeck and a semi tropical garden - The Edge is a perfect place to relax and unwind.
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Cottage in Binalong Bay
BINALONG BEACH COTTAGE Beachfront with King bed
This is the property for couples who just want to walk out the door, take a few steps and be right on that white sand of Binalong Bay Beach. Just a few strides has you strolling along the beach at this beachfront cottage. Formerly one of the iconic "Bay of Fires Character Cottages ". Inside you will find a spacious bedroom featuring a quality king size bed, ensuite bathroom, and ocean views. The living/dining/kitchen has that homely cottage vibe with everything you will need.
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Home in Binalong Bay
BINALONG BAY COTTAGE Amazing views, great location
Binalong Bay Cottage is a tastefully decorated beach house, featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, and some of the best panoramic views of the beautiful Binalong Bay Beach and the World Famous Bay of Fires Coastline. Situated just a stones throw from the beach itself, the local restaurant, this is the perfect location to spend a relaxing holiday at one of the best beaches in Tasmania. All profits go to the Australian Animal Protection Society. .

Stay near Binalong Bay's top sights

Humbug Point Nature Recreation Area11 locals recommend
Lichen Restaurant and Cafe19 locals recommend
Skeleton Bay Reserve3 locals recommend
Binalong Bay Beach3 locals recommend
Lease 6520 locals recommend
Peron Dunes11 locals recommend

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DOLPHIN LOOKOUT COTTAGE @ BAY OF FIRES
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Stingray - Bay of Fires
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SEA EAGLE COTTAGE Luxury at the Bay of Fires
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Sand Hopper Cottage, Binalong Bay
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Guest suite in Binalong Bay
The Loft @ Bay of Fires Seascape Waterfront Luxury
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Cottage in Binalong Bay
Binalong Bay's long established 'Daisy Cottage'
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Merifields Binalong in the stunning Bay of Fires
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Home in Binalong Bay
GRANITE @ BINALONG BAY OF FIRES - Beach House
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Home in Binalong Bay
Ocean fronted beach house Belle Vue
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Coastal Getaway St. Helens.
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Jacks in Stieglitz
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Home in Binalong Bay
Old Salty Shack - dog friendly!

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Binalong Bay

Total rentals

90 properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

30 properties have a dedicated workspace

Pet-friendly rentals

10 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

80 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

7.9K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

$75 AUD before taxes and fees

Your guide to Binalong Bay

All About Binalong Bay

Binalong Bay, a small, coastal town in northeast Tasmania, is characterised by the riotous colours of its landscape. Part of the viscerally named Bay of Fires, this portion of the coast is known for its distinctive orange-tinged boulders and rock formations, caused by maritime lichen. Russet outcrops contrast spectacularly with the bay’s sparkling white sand and azure waters, creating a dazzling backdrop for outdoor activities, from kayaking to boating on the gulch’s waters to camping within groves of acacia trees. The offshore reef barriers make for prime surfing conditions, with the swell rolling into the bay from the Pacific.

Local menus are peppered with regional seafood — especially rock lobster, Tasmanian abalone, and oysters — as well as delightful wines from Tasmania’s many vineyards. Cooler climate grape varieties thrive on the island, so sample light Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, or Sauvignon Blanc with the local shellfish.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Binalong Bay

The best time to look for accommodations in Binalong Bay is between December and March, with January and February in particular being the warmest months with the least amount of rain. The ocean waters are at their warmest during this time, and are mild enough to swim in. In January the Festival of King Island, held overlooking Currie Harbor, celebrates local folk, blues, country, and rock musicians, with live performances in a dreamy, harbourside setting. Also in January is the Burnie Lilium Show, held in the Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Tasmania’s north coast. The show features floral art across all skill levels, and brings with it an extensive gift shop, offering a wide range of flowers and seeds to take back to home gardens.

The Bridport Summer Party, traditionally held during the last week of February, sees tasty local cuisine accompanied by a wide variety of beverages from distilleries and winemakers across Tasmania. The event also includes family-friendly activities such as face painting, saucer rides, and merry-go-rounds.


Top things to do in Binalong Bay

The Bay of Fires

Binalong Bay is situated on the Bay of Fires’ southernmost part. It’s worth devoting at least one day of your trip to head up the coast and enjoy the area’s remarkable natural sights. Fishing, hiking, boating, and camping are all popular activities, as is visiting Mount William National Park on the bay’s northern end. Curiously, the Bay of Fires gets its name not from the bright lichen-coated rocks, but rather from firelit camps set up along the shore in the 18th century, when this stretch of coast served as a meeting place for Aboriginal family groups.

Ansons Bay

A hamlet best known for its fishing and boating, Ansons Bay is one of the more secluded parts of the Bay of Fires. Kayaking is quite popular in the Ansons Bay Lagoon, and you can easily rent a boat for general recreation or sports fishing. If you have a licence, you can catch your own dinner to cook and enjoy on the beach, as the bay is rich with crawfish, abalone, and other shellfish.

Eddystone Point

An hour’s drive from Binalong Bay, you’ll find Eddystone Point, an area of white, curved rock beaches and the home of an old stone lighthouse. Although the historic lighthouse has been decommissioned, you can still visit the well-maintained structure and explore the grounds.

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