Kiama

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    The name Kiama comes from the Aboriginal word Kiaram-a, which allegedly means 'where the sea makes a noise'. Indeed this colourful town is famous for its blowhole. On the cliffs at Blowhole Point, waves surging into an underground cavity are compressed and forced upwards, exploding high into the air and accompanied by a loud 'oomph'. The strength varies according to the wind, waves and tide but when it's pumping it always draws a crowd. Kiama Terrace - the row of weatherboard cottages along Collins Street - was constructed in 1886 to house quarry workers and their families. Discover the history

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  • Beach Studio on Bombo
    Beach Studio on Bombo

    Beach Studio on Bombo is a unit featuring stunning views of the beautiful Bombo Beach.

  • Bed and Views Kiama
    Bed and Views Kiama

    Bed and Views Kiama offers unique and modern country bed and breakfast accommodation by the

  • Grand Studios Kiama
    Grand Studios Kiama

    The Grand Studios Kiama are fully self-contained apartments located in the heart of Kiama. These

  • Avanti
    Avanti

    This luxuriously appointed three bedroom apartment is situated in central Kiama, only 100 metres to

  • Seashells Kiama
    Seashells Kiama

    Seashells is a classic holiday house in the heart of Kiama. Close to shops, cafes

  • Munna Munnora Kiama
    Munna Munnora Kiama

    Munna Munnora Bed and Breakfast is situated on Saddleback Mountain, Kiama, with panoramic views of

  • Beach House on Kendalls
    Beach House on Kendalls

    Walk out of the house and onto the sand - literally! Ideal family beach home

  • Sea Whispers B and B
    Sea Whispers B and B

    Situated on the headland, this exquisite bed and breakfast is only metres away from the

  • Shutters @ Sea Mist Cottage
    Shutters @ Sea Mist Cottage

    Shutters @ Sea Mist Cottage is located on the waterfront 50 metres from the Little

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