This unusual rock formation is spectacular to watch the spurts of water high into the air. Most impressive when seas run from the south-east.

View this spectacular sight from the viewing platform, which is wheelchair accessible, or walk on the pathway to obtain a closer view.

Blowhole Point Road, Kiama

Jamberoo Action Park, New South Wales’ favourite water theme park is located an hour south of Sydney and is set amongst 40 hectares of landscaped gardens and parklands, it’s the perfect setting to relax or join the kids on a huge range of water slides and attractions! 
Enjoy exhilarating water rides such as The Perfect Storm and the Funnel Web, or splash about with the kids in Banjo’s Billabong, the largest Aqua play structure in the southern hemisphere.

Get Priority Entry by pre-purchasing E-Tickets via your Mobile Phone. Your tickets are then sent direct to your phone which you can then scan on arrival.

Plenty of other action featuring the Taipan, Billabong Beach, Rapid River, Outback Bay, Surf Hill, Mountain Toboggans, The Rock and so much more. Plenty of food, beverage and retail options available on site or bring you own. Free car parking on site.

1215 Jamberoo Rd, Jamberoo NSW 2533, Australia

Bonaira Native Gardens feature established rainforest species. Explore the magical and peaceful oasis by foot or bike and pack a picnic lunch for the family. The walk takes 30 minutes and passes a moving monument dedicated to the Wodi Wodi people – the local Aboriginal tribe. An attraction the whole family will love.

Allambie Cres, Kiama NSW 2533, Australia

Take a walk around Kiama’s stunning harbour. Beautiful by day and night.  It is also the host of many markets and car shows.

Terralong Street, Kiama

Only a 15 minute stroll to beautiful Surf (Main) Beach. Surf Beach is Kiama’s main surfing beach surrounded by parkland and central to Kiama’s main shopping district. A kid’s friendly playground is included in the parkland.

The beach is patrolled in summer on weekends from the long weekend in October through to Easter. There is plenty of accessible car parking, toilets, barbecue facilities, picnic tables and changing sheds.

This beach is the host to Kiama Farmers Market which is held every Wednesday afternoon.

Accessed off Manning Street Kiama.

Manning Street, Kiama

The Kiama Lighthouse was established in 1887, 10 years after the creation of the Robertson Basin, a man made harbour to service Kiama’s supply of crushed blue metal and paving blocks for the streets of Sydney.

The original apparatus was an oil burner with a catadioptric fixed lens producing a light that was visible for nine miles. This was upgraded to the local town coal gas in 1908 with an intensity of 1,500 candelas and a range of fifteen miles. This was further upgraded to acetylene gas and group flashing in 1920. At this point the light was de-manned. In 1969 the light was converted to 240-volt mains electricity.

Kiama Lighthouse is located in Kiama on Blowhole Point Road. 

The pool is situated on the north side of Blowhole Point with access from the harbour road. There is ample parking and there are amenities and change rooms on site. The pool is irregular in shape with variable depth and natural rock floor. A shallow wading area suitable for very young children is also available.

Blowhole Point Road, Kiama

Easts Beach is a natural bay of golden sands, sapphire blue waters protected by two headlands.

Ocean Street, Kiama

The Little Blowhole is a little bit hard to find, but well worth the effort, situated just off Tingira Crescent three kilometres south of the Kiama Township. The spray reaches remarkable heights and can be viewed from a viewing platform or on the rocky foreshore. From here, you can walk around the headland south to Easts Beach. Works best when seas are from the North East.

Tingira Crescent, Kiama