Kiama Town View

If you are looking to book a trip to Australia but want to steer clear of the metropolises, consider the seaside town of Kiama, located on the eastern coast. Although just 120 kilometers from Sydney, its soft beaches and sleepy atmosphere make the town feels oceans away.

Kiama is best known for its luxurious landscapes, in particular the Blowhole—a natural spring that spews water over 100 feet in the air. If the Blowhole happens to be napping during your trip, the Little Blowhole is just a few minutes away and is more consistent than its big brother. Near the Blowhole are the stunning sea-cliff caverns and a lighthouse constructed in the late 1800s. Though the lighthouse has since been converted to electricity, the whole area still has an old-world feel.

Although tourists come from around the globe to view this stunning site, there are plenty of other opportunities for relaxation. In addition to multiple beaches that can rival any postcard, the area is also extremely popular with golfers and fisherman. Marlin, tuna, snapper, and a multitude of other fish all reside in the local waters. Local boats can be hired for fishing and scuba diving trips that will be remembered for a lifetime. If you prefer to have someone else catch and prepare your fish, head to Manning Street or Terralong Street. With such fresh seafood constantly at hand, every meal is refreshing and smells of the sea.

The evenings are for relaxing. On the weekend, various clubs around the town provide live entertainment and dancing. But don’t expect a party-all-night, crazy atmosphere. The dancing is for those who want to whisper to their sweetie while dancing check to cheek, or learning the jitterbug at the Kiama Bowling Club—perfect for re-kindling an old flame.

After a soothing day of lounging by the beach or on your hammock, you may want to spend a few days of your trip learning about Kiama’s history and natural resources. The Aboriginal Art and Cultural Studio is dedicated to the original people of Kiama, specifically focusing on their art and music. Whether listening to a didgeridoo or noshing on the bush foods, you are sure to gain an appreciation for the area.

Further enhance your knowledge of Kiama by heading to the Crooked River Winery, which produces over 100,000 bottles of wine a year. With 18 awards, the winery allows guests to attend tastings and seminars all while enjoying the breathtaking ocean and mountain views.

If you are looking for a place to get away from the city or for a second-honeymoon with plenty of time to get to know each other all over again, look no further than Kiama, New South Wales.

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Blowhole in Kiama