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Kiama NSW Australia This is the official page for Destination Kiama and the Kiama Visitor Information Centre. That means no names or email addresses.
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Destination Kiama’s Facebook account is managed by Kiama Council staff and is your one-stop shop for all things Kiama: stunning photos, insider tips, upcoming events, and lively discussions with fellow Kiama enthusiasts. We want this to be a fun and positive space, so have crafted some rules to ensure everyone enjoys their time on our page:
• We encourage friendly discussions about all things Kiama. Be sure to treat each other with kindness and respect, just like you would want to be treated.
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• We won't collect any information about you unless we’ve outlined so in a competition post. But if you do want to stay in the loop about all things Kiama you can head to www.kiama.nsw.gov.au to sign up for email updates. Our Destination Kiama social media pages are a fun and engaging community, and we thank you for positively contributing to this space. If you have any questions, shoot us an email at [email protected]

Destination Kiama is a business unit of Kiama Municipal Council. Click here for Kiama Council's social media house rules: https://tinyurl.com/ms6x2eyx

10/11/2026

Most people walk the Kiama Coast Walk from north to south, but starting at Werri Beach in Gerringong and finishing in Kiama might just be our favourite way to do it.

Either way, you'll be treated to dramatic coastline, rolling green headlands, ocean lookouts, rock pools and, at this time of year, your last chance to spot migrating whales before they head south🐋

The best part? There's no wrong way to do it. The views are spectacular from start to finish.

Pack plenty of water, take your time and don't forget to stop for a photo (or ten) along the way.

For more helpful hints and tips: https://kiama.com.au/experience/nature-walks-wildlife/kiama-coast-walk

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05/11/2026

Our of our favourite stays🫶

If your dog's idea of a holiday includes beach swims, vineyard lunches and coastal walks... they're going to like it in ...
04/11/2026

If your dog's idea of a holiday includes beach swims, vineyard lunches and coastal walks... they're going to like it in Kiama🐾

From off-leash runs at Bombo Beach (middle section) and Jones Beach (southern section), to leash-on adventures along the Kiama Coast Walk and vineyard lunches at Crooked River Wines there's plenty for four-legged travellers to enjoy around Kiama.

We've compiled all our favourite pet-friendly ideas here:
https://kiama.com.au/everything-you-need-to-know-for-a-pet-friendly-holiday

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28/10/2026

The energy. The colour. The talent. A few special moments from this year's Kiama Cultural Festival, which was filled with incredible performances, cultural traditions and plenty of community spirit.

Thanks to everyone who came along, shared a meal, sang, danced and celebrated the many cultures that make up our community.

Head to https://kiama.com.au/kiama-culture-fest to check out the event photo gallery. And if you snapped some great photos on the day, we'd love to see them! Share them in the comments below💛

📽️ Jon Harris Commercial Photography

27/10/2026

Perfect roadie for those flying into the newly opened WSI🛬

25/10/2026

It’s that time of year when some of the cutest duos on the coast are making their way past Kiama 🐋🤍

October is a pretty special time for whale watching around here. Humpbacks are heading south towards Antarctica, and plenty of mums are making the journey with a new calf in tow.

With little flippers to keep up, they tend to take things a bit slower and often stick closer to the coast, giving us a pretty good chance of spotting them from shore.

So, where should you be looking? 👀 Try Minnamurra Headland, Bombo Headland, Blowhole Point, Gerringong Whale Watching Platform or Black Head Reserve in Gerroa. Find a good vantage point, look for that tell-tale blow and keep your eyes on the water.

And as if these two weren’t already putting on enough of a show… wait for the little rainbow at the end 🌈

For more info on whale watching in Kiama, head here: https://kiama.com.au/whale-watching

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22/10/2026

POV: you came looking for the bluest water in Australia and ended up in Kiama 💙

Not a bad place to land, if we do say so ourselves.

This is our beautiful Surf Beach, tucked right into the heart of town and living up to its name with a patrolled swimming beach, plenty of waves and water that, on a day like this, does a pretty convincing impression of the tropics.

Once you’ve dried off, wander around the headland towards the Blowhole and lighthouse, follow the Kiama Coast Walk, or make the very short trip into town for coffee, lunch and a mosey through the shops.

Find your next swimming spot, from beaches and ocean pools to rivers and rock pools, over on our beaches & swimming guide: https://kiama.com.au/experience/beaches-swimming

🎥 Mark Fitz Photography

A throwback to when Werri Beach had her volume turned all the way up 🌊Framed by green headlands and rolling farmland, We...
20/10/2026

A throwback to when Werri Beach had her volume turned all the way up 🌊

Framed by green headlands and rolling farmland, Werri is a beauty on any given day. But when a solid swell rolls in, it’s a whole different beast.

It’s long been a favourite with local surfers, with reef breaks around the headlands and beach breaks along the sand. And it’s far from the only place to paddle out around here. From Bombo and Jones Beach to Surf Beach and Seven Mile, there’s a wave for just about every level along the Kiama coast.

Keen to know where to paddle out? Check out our local surf guide:
https://kiama.com.au/a-locals-guide-to-the-kiama-areas-best-surf-spots

📸 Belinda Doyle - Photography, Art & Design

Some places really know how to do sunrise☀️Cathedral Rocks has been standing guard over this little patch of coastline f...
18/10/2026

Some places really know how to do sunrise☀️

Cathedral Rocks has been standing guard over this little patch of coastline for millions of years, shaped by volcanic activity, wind, waves and plenty of time.

You’ll find it at the southern end of Jones Beach, and people have been coming to admire it since at least the 1820s. Not hard to see why.

While you’re here, wander the Kiama Coast Walk to Boneyard, keep going to the ancient basalt columns of Bombo Headland, or head north towards Minnamurra Headland and the river.

Planning a sunrise mission of your own? The rock shelves can be slippery and exposed to changing tides and waves, so check the conditions before you head out and find yourself a safe spot to soak it all in.
Worth setting the alarm for, we reckon.

For more on Cathedral Rocks, head to https://kiama.com.au/listings/things-to-do/cathedral-rocks

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Somewhere over the hill from Kiama… things move a little differently in Jamberoo 🌳💚The roads wind, the hills roll on, co...
15/10/2026

Somewhere over the hill from Kiama… things move a little differently in Jamberoo 🌳💚

The roads wind, the hills roll on, cows outnumber cars and old trees like this have been watching over the valley for longer than any of us can remember.

It’s the kind of place made for a slow day. Coffee and something sweet from The Bakery's King Patisserie a round at Jamberoo Golf Club or a long lunch at Jamberoo Pub or Club Jamberoo

Beyond the village, the road keeps winding towards Minnamurra Rainforest and Jamberoo Action Park Keep climbing the escarpment and you’ll find waterfalls, swimming holes and treetop views at Nellies Glen, Carrington Falls and Illawarra Fly Treetop Adventures.

Take the scenic route through Jamberoo🌿Find more here: https://kiama.com.au/explore/towns-villages/jamberoo

📸 Chilby Photography

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Blowhole Point Road
Kiama, NSW
2533

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