Kiama is a town located south of Sydney, in the Illawarra region of New South Wales. The place-name was derived from the Aboriginal word `kiarama,' which translates into `place where the sea makes a noise.' The aboriginal word alludes to the presence of two blowholes found within the town's borders that attracts numerous tourists each year. Apart from these coastal wonders, the town itself is considered quite picturesque, with the Minnamurra River lying on its northern part and the Saddleback Mountain to the west.

The blowholes, aptly named The Blowhole and The Little Blowhole, are located at the eastern end of Blowhole Point and at Tingira Crescent, respectively. Read more...