Kiama Blowhole

It was good but there were too many people. It was hard to get a spot to see the blow hole and get a good photo.

It's a lighthouse. That about sums it up. OK, it opened in 1887, so it is also historical. And it is photogenic. That's about it.

Enjoyed coming back, could sit there all day and watch the blow hole. The Lighthouse is always great to photograph. Looking forward to coming back.

We didn't like the discrimination on vaccines so we left even when we are vaccinated.
It's very un-Australian to discriminate!

Kiama is such a beautiful tranquil place to visit. As an early 80's baby I was born in Kiama hospital so I have a special bond with this gorgeous coastal town.

From the iconic terrace shops, to the Pink post office, Kiama lighthouse and the Kiama blowhole.it's the ultimate coastal town to visit.

While you are in Kiama ensure that you visit The Kiama Lolly and Gift shop plus the Visitors centre.

If it's good food you are after the Hungry Monkey never disappoints!

Wonderful views, loads of parking, blowhole nearby, good place to have a picnic or take a break whilst travelling.

A feature historical landmark located on the same headland as the Kiama blowhole. Beautiful scenery.

A beautiful landmark that’s sits high on the peaks of Kiama. There’s plenty of parking and there’s grassy picnic areas nearby to enjoy the view.

Great spot for photos. Lighthouse was great to look at. Blow hole just next to Lighthouse was amazing. Need to have your camera ready and be patient for that ultimate shot of water bursting up through the rocks.

Kiami lighthouse is a scenic area with lots to do.

Pros:
- Very clean, did not see any trash around
- Lots of space, there are a lot of people though
- Nice terrain, it has hills and a rock trail (blowhole) which is fun to climb and go on
- Has a cafe, toilets, etc

Cons:
- Blowhole rock trail can be dangerous and slippery but it's not that hard to traverse

Overall it's fine and I would recommend going there.

A working light house that looks spectacular at night. During the day, you can also visit the Kiama Blowhole which is amazing when the tide and waves are good.

Well work a visit. Look out for the incoming tides to ensure you get to see best of the blow hole

Returned to see if the light was working and yes it is, the best view at night is looking back towards Kiama. The light on the trees is wonderous.

It is lovely!
Better check for the good weather if you want to see the water flash, or else just be there and wait for the best.

AWSOME PLACE TO VISIT.the blow hole was the best as its name you never know what she will produce, one of the best places I visited on my trip.
Beach Ocean and fresh air.

Have not been here since I was a child. Really nice place to return to and had a lovely day. The weather was glorious so a great time to visit. The old lighthouse still looks fantastic and nice to reread the history of it. A really nice day and plenty to see and do.

The blow hole and Lighthouse makes it a beautiful place to visit. Some walking trails although nothing too exotic or extreme.

Best picnic place and one of the attraction in Sydney near by places blow hole. Best location for photography and a day trip. Love this place because of its beautiful natural fountain made by air pressure create on water to pass from the rock. Check the air flow to see the highest fountain.

Visit during high tides and you'll be met with a lively calling from the ocean spouting several metres above!

The rocks are open for exploring, but be cautious of your footing. Sandals & thongs are not recommended!

A feature historical landmark located on the same headland as the Kiama blowhole. Easily accessible by both foot or car. There is ample parking, but be early on school holidays and long weekends. The plenty of nice picnic areas