Kiama Lighthouse

We stopped into Kiama on the way down South. The lighthouse looked cool and it was a windy day so the blowhole was blowing. Easy access to both sights and not a busy day so plenty of parking. Great views of the ocean & town all around also.

Never witnessed a place like this any where in the world so far. Colors, freshness, scenery, greenery, ocean striking the rocks and rocks taking the tickling. Clean environment makes it more beatiful. One who visits Sydney must visit this place. There are volcanic rocks, black in color, appearing as contrast to the rest of the scene, which gives eyes such a spectacle that will stupify you. There are safety notices placed but I warn you, especially travvelers with kids that walking on volcanic rock may sound normal but if you try beming careless, it may lead to serious accident, so be careful. You will feel that you need more of this spectacle before leaving this place, it's magnetic. And how can I forget the blow hole which gives goosebumps when the sea is excited. Parking may become a challenge but be patient. Washrooms are only a few, too few to accomodate all the visitors. Enjoy the beauty

We stopped here here on our way from Sydney to Canberra and the views were stunning. Plenty of parking, and easy to get to. The blow hole was really pumping with the winds and surf. If you're close by definitely try and make the stop.

Good day out. Blowhole was a let down. You need a good windy day for big shots. Bit nice days there a nice park to sit and relax. . Kids playvarea just down the one way road. Always good for families and couples

Kiama is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places I have ever visited. If you ever go to Kiama, it’s a must to visit the lighthouse and the blowhole (very fascinating). I have been there for more than 12 times and for the best experience, try to visit in between February and October to avoid the crowd.