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| Kiama Blowhole |
Whether you are travelling solo, planning a couples escape, or organising a laid-back family day out, Kiama delivers the kind of coastal reset that feels far away from the city, without the long drive.
Kiama’s Must-See Attraction: The Famous Blowhole
No Kiama day trip is complete without a visit to the Kiama Blowhole, widely known as the largest blowhole in the world. When conditions are right, it can send seawater up to 30 metres into the air, creating an unforgettable display of nature’s power.It is a short, scenic walk from the town centre and an easy first stop to set the tone for the day. Bring your camera, but also be prepared to feel the ocean spray if the wind changes.
Where to Eat in Kiama: Cafes Worth the Trip Alone
Kiama is packed with inviting eateries that make it easy to build your day around good food and great coffee. After the blowhole, settle into one of the town’s popular spots such as Diggies, Penny Whistlers or Little Betty’s for breakfast or brunch.The dining scene here is casual but memorable, with a strong focus on fresh produce, coastal flavours and a welcoming local atmosphere.
Swim, Sunbathe and Slow Down at Surf Beach
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| Surf Beach |
This beach is close enough to town to keep the day easy, but still feels like a proper escape, especially if you are coming straight from Sydney’s busy pace.
The Kiama Coast Walk: Quiet Coves and Rolling Landscapes
One of the best ways to experience Kiama is on foot. Follow part of the Kiama Coast Walk to uncover quieter coves, rugged headlands, and those wide ocean views that make the South Coast so loved.Even if you only do a short section, the scenery is rewarding, and it is a fantastic way to see more than just the main beach and town centre.
Best Time to Visit: Markets and Local Finds
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| Kiama |
Visit on a Wednesday for the Kiama Farmers Market, a favourite for fresh produce and local treats. If you are travelling on the third Sunday of the month, the Kiama Seaside Markets are a brilliant way to shop for handmade goods, coastal keepsakes and gifts.
How to Get to Kiama from Sydney by Train
Kiama is one of the easiest South Coast day trips from Sydney without a car. The train from Central Station to Kiama Station takes just over two hours, making it ideal for a day out that does not require planning stress.Once you arrive, the beaches are around a 10 to 15-minute walk away. Local buses also make it easy to explore further along the coastline if you want to see more of the region.
Web contact details:
https://www.visitnsw.com/destinations/south-coast/kiama-area/kiama
https://transportnsw.info
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