Top Things to do in Kiama Municipality
10 Things to do Good for Kids in Kiama Municipality That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Kiama Municipality, Australia including Kiama Visitor Information Centre, Kiama Blowhole, Minnamurra Falls, Minnamurra Rain Forest Centre, Kiama Harbour, Saddleback Mountain Lookout, Kiama Farmers' Market, Werri Beach, Kiama Seaside Markets, Little Blowhole Reserve “Endeavour Lookout”.
Restaurants in Kiama Municipality
1. Kiama Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Visiting Kiama? The Kiama Visitor Information Centre is a great place to start. We are located at Blowhole Point with the Lighthouse and Blowhole right on our doorstep. Our friendly, local and experienced team offer tailored information to ensure you can make the most out of your stay in the Kiama area. Here you’ll find: • Local tips and recommendations • Free accommodation booking service • Local arts and crafts • Attraction and event ticket sales • Free maps and brochures • Information and suggested itineraries • Souvenirs and Kiama gifts • Café and public toilets onsite Open 9am–5pm every day except Christmas Day. We look forward to welcoming you soon.
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
I had just had a nasty fall when we went to the information centre to get the directions to the Little Blowhole. The staff were very concerned and sat me down and got some ice to help with the bruising to my chin. It was totally unexpected but very much appreciated. And we did find the Little Blowhole thanks the lady's directions which she gave my husband before continuing on our journey.
2. Kiama Blowhole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,468 reviews
Reviewed By Anniewhatto - Umina Beach, Australia
Went here on Easter Sunday after seeing the markets close by, fantastic scenery all over Kiama & great to see the Blow Hole, If you go here also drive through Jamberoo scenery is Beautiful.
3. Minnamurra Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By StephenSue - Canberra, Australia
Don't be put off by the older reviews - Minnamurra Falls is open, easy to see, and still one of the absolute gems of the NSW South Coast. It's a beautiful drive here, and the new Visitor Centre is still under construction, but the walk is open, and now easier than ever. So easy in fact a large part of it is now open to wheelchairs, and with a bit of effort, a wheelchair could possibly do this whole loop. And the walk is lot shorter than the signs suggest. We did the loop, and the diversion to the falls in well under 2 hours, and passed plenty of young families, many with strollers. The walk to the first swing bridge is flat, and easy for wheelchairs and strollers, after that it is quite steep in parts, but is mostly long ramps with few stairs. The loop itself is the best part of the walk, with swing bridges over the river, and beautiful tall trees and rainforest ferns closing in around you. The walk to the top of the falls is a much harder slog (and narrow in parts so leave strollers behind at the turn off) and the views at the top are good, if not spectacular, now that access to the base of the falls has been permanently halted by a landslip. A great day out, a lovely picnic area and with good toilets at the visitor centre. The only red flag is parking - this is now so popular on weekend the car parks can fill up by 11 am, and they block the road until spaces are freed up. Also, check weather forecasts, as the falls and the road to them are also closed on very wet days. The parking fee is a flat $12, but there's no other fee for the walk, and you can bring your own food and drink. A must if you're visiting anywhere in the Kiama to Nowra region.
4. Minnamurra Rain Forest Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By StephenSue - Canberra, Australia
Don't be put off by the older reviews - Minnamurra Falls is open, easy to see, and still one of the absolute gems of the NSW South Coast. It's a beautiful drive here, and the new Visitor Centre is still under construction, but the walk is open, and now easier than ever. So easy in fact a large part of it is now open to wheelchairs, and with a bit of effort, a wheelchair could possibly do this whole loop. And the walk is lot shorter than the signs suggest. We did the loop, and the diversion to the falls in well under 2 hours, and passed plenty of young families, many with strollers. The walk to the first swing bridge is flat, and easy for wheelchairs and strollers, after that it is quite steep in parts, but is mostly long ramps with few stairs. The loop itself is the best part of the walk, with swing bridges over the river, and beautiful tall trees and rainforest ferns closing in around you. The walk to the top of the falls is a much harder slog (and narrow in parts so leave strollers behind at the turn off) and the views at the top are good, if not spectacular, now that access to the base of the falls has been permanently halted by a landslip. A great day out, a lovely picnic area and with good toilets at the visitor centre. The only red flag is parking - this is now so popular on weekend the car parks can fill up by 11 am, and they block the road until spaces are freed up. Also, check weather forecasts, as the falls and the road to them are also closed on very wet days. The parking fee is a flat $12, but there's no other fee for the walk, and you can bring your own food and drink. A must if you're visiting anywhere in the Kiama to Nowra region.
5. Kiama Harbour
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
We had parked up by the lighthouse and after looking at the Blowhole decided to walk down around past the ocean pool to the harbour. The harbour is protected by a break wall and it where you find the fishing charter boats and dive boat. There is also the fishing Co Op where you can buy your fresh seafood. A nice walk and very picturesque.
6. Saddleback Mountain Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By ianf339 - Sydney, Australia
This is a must visit destination. On a clear day you can see forever!!! Well worth the short drive from Kiama or Jamberoo, through beautiful dairy farming country-side.
7. Kiama Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
The Kiama Farmers' Market is a genuine farmers market that is held EVERY Wednesday in Coronation Park at Surf Beach, Kiama. The market is open from 2-5pm in winter (April - September) and from 3-6pm in summer (October - March). The aim of this farmers market is to promote fresh produce and artisan made food/beverage products from local producers.
8. Werri Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By L1448UBlisab
Lovely beach with stretching views of rolling green hills and coast line. Werri beach is patrolled during the warmer months, has a lap pool and small circle pool for the little ones which we found making a beach swim so much safer. Ample parking.
9. Kiama Seaside Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Kiama Seaside Markets operates every 3rd Sunday, our unique collection of stalls is a must do while in the area. Kiama also offers a fantastic selection of cafes, gifts and fashion retailers all within close walking distance of the markets.
Reviewed By Agro_Sydney - Sydney, Australia
We had a lovely day trip to Kiama Markets on a sunny winter's day. There were many stalls set up around the Kiama Harbour. Lot's of interesting stuff to see. We strolled around the stalls and then had lunch in the park and coffee at the cafe up by the Kiama Blowhole.
10. Little Blowhole Reserve “Endeavour Lookout”
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By AmyC2232016 - Sydney, Australia
My young children (4 to 9 years of age) could have spent a whole day here at low tide exploring the rock poles - obviously under the close supervision of responsible adults. At high tide, you can hear and see the water shooting up the hole in the rocks - quiet mesmerizing at times. Not as much safety fencing around, so be aware.
