Burns Bay is a beach in Australia that is located in a place known as St Helens Point Conservation Area, which is found in the region of TAS, Australia.

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Burns Bay Review

Burns Bay is a solid Australian beach that many see as a sound option in the region of TAS.

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Overview

The official name of this beach is Burns Bay.

It is located in the area of St Helens Point Conservation Area, and has some of the most beautiful beaches in Australia, in the region of TAS.

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Is Burns Bay a top ranked beach in Australia?

So, when it comes to comparing Burns Bay with the rest, is it in the Top 10 beaches in Australia? Is it in the Top 20 beaches in Australia? Well, the best way to find out is to check our Current Australia Best Beach Rankings and see if Burns Bay makes the list of most beautiful beaches in Australia!

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Holiday in Burns Bay

St Helens Point Conservation Area is a place in TAS that is very enjoyable to visit and provides a great environment for a holiday.

There have been no negative reports recieved from Locals, Tourists, Fishermen, Surfers, Swimmers or Campers at Burns Bay.

Camping in Burns Bay

If you intend on camping in Burns Bay it is best to see if a booking is required beforehand. When permitted, choosing to go free camping in Burns Bay is acceptable, but it is important you follow the local rules of St Helens Point Conservation Area.

Generally coastal areas in Australia like Burns Bay have a myriad of options for caravans, caravan parks, tents and campgrounds.

Fishing in Burns Bay

Many areas through Australia and particularly in St Helens Point Conservation Area require a fishing licence to legally go fishing. If you want to go fishing in Burns Bay it is recommended that you obtain the adequate recreational fishing licence.

Swimming in Burns Bay

Througout Australia and in places such as St Helens Point Conservation Area, swimming in the ocean and waterways can be extremly dangerous. When swimming in Burns Bay, please be mindful of rip currents, ocean conditions, big swells, drops offs, rocks and marine stingers and predators.

Always swim between the flags in Burns Bay where available. Never swim alone!

It is highly recommended you visit Beach Safe Australia before visiting Burns Bay to ensure you are prepared for the weather and tidal conditions.

Accomodation in Burns Bay

Like many areas throughout Australia, beaches in areas like St Helens Point Conservation Area can be quite remote. This means there may be limited accomadation options. If it does exist, accomodation deals in Burns Bay can be found online.

Marine and Wildlife in Burns Bay

Please note - many Australian speicies are protected, and TAS is no exception. Do not feed local wildlife and please be aware you are visiting their natural habitat around St Helens Point Conservation Area.

Some common types of marine or wildlife you may find at Burns Bay may include:

Marine life in Burns Bay: Sharks, Whales, Stingrays, Manta Rays, Turtles, Seals, Dolphins, Starfish, Jellyfish, Blue Bottles, Crabs.

Wildlife life in Burns Bay: Kangaroos, Wallabies, Koalas, Kookaburras, Seagulls, Snakes, Lizards, Cockatoos, Possums.

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Surfing in Burns Bay

Experienced surfers will find TAS conditions vary from day to day. It is advised to always wear a wetsuit and never surf in Burns Bay alone.

Boating in Burns Bay

Please enquire directly with Burns Bay or the office of St Helens Point Conservation Area to obtain the rules around the prospect of boating in Burns Bay.

Other notes:

There is no information available that confirms whether Burns Bay is one of the limited nude beaches in Australia. As a general rule, unless there is clear signage, you cannot assume a beach in TAS is one of the few permitted topless beaches in Australia.

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