The flame is not a single bay, but a series of superb beaches, going north from Tanner's Bay on the east coast of Tasmania, stretching for about 20 kilometers, up to Eddystone Point, along the natural bays and beaches, with white sand, red rocks and blue The blue waters are known and are known by many to be the best beaches in Tasmania. Red Rock and White Beach are the symbols here. The fineness of white sand is like stepping on the flour, while the surrounding rocks and horns are full of iconic orange-red lichens, which are like being burnt in the sun. General. The sea is crystal clear, with blue at different depths from far to near. From a distance, the fiery granite boulder is complemented by clear blue waters, and the contrast of vivid colors brings a wonderful visual experience. It is definitely the most worthy bay in Tasmania. The reason for flame bay is not color. Early explorers named the indigenous bonfire on the coast. LP also said that the name is very unreliable, because the bay has nothing to do with the flame, but this does not hinder her charming beauty. The red stone of the Flame Bay is said to be caused by some kind of algae, and this algae only lives in Tasmania. I don't know if the rumors are true, but the beauty of the Flame Bay is well-deserved. To some extent Say I like Flame Bay and even more than Wineglass Bay and Cradle Mountain, but it's also related to the weather... How to get to Flame Bay: Flame Bay is not far from St. Helens, driving from St. Helens is about a dozen Minutes Flame Bay Address: Bay of fires