The 37 best beaches in and around Kiama Municipality

Just another beautiful beach location in an awesome area. Dog friendly and also a fantastic playground for the kids to enjoy with carparking close to the beach.

Beautiful beach, no dogs allowed

Possibly one of my favourite beaches in Australia. Great for walking, beautiful, and decent swimming.

Awesome beach!! We really loved it!! The waves are really nice and very fun. There's tonnes of big waves where everyone was body surfing. The water is nice and warm too once you get in. We spent like 2 hours just having fun here. It was absolutely amazing.

Beautiful spot. Nice break for kids, plenty of clean white sand and beautiful view back to Kiama lighthouse. Cabins right on the beach look amazing and there's a little playground just off the sand

A real gem. Not for the mainstream tourist to Kiama. Waves can get gnarly and rough. Public toilets in the holiday park are good. Sand is good. Grass area is good. Small playground. Get fish and chips from up on the main road and enjoy them here. Also go for a walk around the heads on the right foot a good explore

Protected pocket where you can hide from the wind. Public Toilets at the amenities block in the middle of the cabins. Nearest takeaway walk up the winding path at the north end (not the huge stairs) and walk up Chapman St turn left then right after 2 houses thru a driveway to the shops. Great stop along the coast walk and perfect in the morning. Patrolled in summer.

Amazing experience - got wonderful pictures- but the most beautiful ones are not on the phone but etched in our memories. Such beauty in nature and just listening to the waves hitting the shore put you into a tranquil place.

Beautiful FREE place to visit just outside of Kiama about 10 minutes drive south of the Big Blowhole (which only blows under certain conditions) - the Little Blowhole is always blowing, the height varies on the size of the wave approaching. Platform viewing area or walk down right near the waters edge. Always blowing no matter what the weather - well worth the look. Off-road car parking lot.

Though it's small. But it has beaitiful coasr line view and a walking trail from Kiama blow hole, a good 3.7kms walk distance to boost your health while visiting both. And small blow hole has better chance of see it in action. Highly recommended to visit it while visiting Kiama blow hole.

Amazing natural phenomenon that will give you a thrill when a nice set of waves hit. We went to both the the large and small blow hole and the small still gives a punch in smaller conditions where as the large blow hole requires larger eaves to get going

No tickets needed to visit this place and no card payments required. Beautiful location and easy to get to. The area also has a big blow hole and can be a good walk for those that like a hike.

Great place to see the wonders of nature at play. After a visit to the Kiama blowhole you really must see the little blowhole working its heart out for you, just a few km down the road (2 points to the south) it performs better and higher than the main blow hole.

Little Blowhole in Kiama was a fascinating spot to visit! Unlike the more famous Kiama Blowhole, this one was smaller but just as impressive, with strong bursts of water shooting up through the rocks. The best part was how active it was—since it works best with certain wind conditions, it was constantly spraying water while I was there. The surrounding coastal views were stunning, making it a great place to relax and enjoy nature. If you’re in Kiama, this hidden gem is definitely worth a stop!

Beautiful beach, but many people so it's a little more secluded , it is clean with amenities in the carpark

The beach is still very natural and peaceful.

Beautiful clean beach with amazing ancient rock formations

Beautiful and clean beach with free parking and toilets at the north end of it

Stunning beach overlooking the Kiama city. You can see the lighthouse in the distance, especially pretty when it's darker and all the lights come on. The place is beautiful in the sunset time. Good amount of parking, public toilets and the waves look pretty good. Great place for families.

Bombo Beach is a stunning stretch of coastline located just north of Kiama on the South Coast of New South Wales. Known for its raw, untamed beauty, this beach offers golden sands, powerful surf, and dramatic rock formations that make it a standout destination for nature lovers and photographers alike. The beach is popular among experienced surfers due to its consistent waves and exposed conditions. The surf can be intense, so it’s best suited for confident swimmers and surfers, especially outside of patrolled hours. During the summer months, lifeguards are usually present, offering a safe swimming area for visitors. What sets Bombo Beach apart is its striking volcanic rock formations at the southern end. These ancient basalt columns create a surreal, almost otherworldly landscape—perfect for exploring or capturing on camera during sunrise or sunset. Bombo is also pet-friendly, with a designated off-leash area making it ideal for dog owners. Public amenities including toilets, showers, and parking are available, adding to the beach’s convenience. With its combination of wild scenery, surf culture, and natural charm, Bombo Beach is a must-visit for those seeking a unique coastal experience. Whether you’re there to surf, explore, or simply relax, Bombo offers something memorable for everyone.

Its a beautiful beach. Good place to chill for cyclists going. to kiama

Beautiful and clean beach. A good place to spend time with family. The pictures are taken using a drone just after sunrise where you can see the rays hitting the water in the background. Recommend place to visit as the photos don’t do justice to its beauty.

Beautiful beach protected by headlands on either side. The caravan park sits mostly up the hill so isn't too intrusive. The coastal walk stops here so it's lovely to get to.

Solitary surrounded by peaks… very relaxing and beauty

Big 4 camp-site is awesome !! Staff Great and plenty to for the kids !

This yea again did not get disappointed, and surely years to come will be even better. This Park constantly improving, updating and making it better and better. Safe for kids and all

Great view, nice beach one if the better ones of Kiama!

Anywhere in Kiama is beautiful. Easts Beach is a small, beautiful, moderately busy beach. The surf is generally the calmest of Kiama's beaches, making it a great family beach - safe for small kids. No dogs. Parking is difficult, unless you want to pay to park in the caravan park that envelopes the beach. The caravan park has a kiosk.

Great place for sunrise landscape photography. Watch out for the tides before you visit. Parking and amenities available nearby. It has a partial dog friendly area as well.

Lovely spot to visit on the south coast of NSW. Wish we could’ve stayed a little longer but we’ll definitely return so we can capture the way the light hits the wonderful towering rock formations. Such a tranquil unspoilt spot and we even spotted kangaroo foot prints along the beach.

If you're a photographer like me, you've got to time this right. You need light, so go in summer, and low tide to get access. My guess is very late in the afternoon. Unfortunately, I was there in winter and low tide would've be at sunset. It's not sign posted but you will see it. Not for people with mobility issues. I returned at the end of February. Got the timing right, low tide around 4-5pm in summer and this time access was easy somewhere around Bombo Beach. Update photos posted.

What an amazing place! Definitely head here at low tide, and enjoy a swim! We saw so many baby box fish! This view is one of a kind and felt really special. Really friendly locals too. We could have spent hours here! Don't miss it!

It was a great spot with interesting rock formations like a cathedral. It also has great rock pools with strong waves washing in. There is also a nearby cave which can have a great unique view towards the Cathedral Rock but you need to check the tides for getting in and getting out. It is such a memorial experience to walk to this spot and do some photography for such stunning scenery. It is around 15 mins walking from the car park to the foreshore toward the spot.

Beautiful but not easy to Acces at the main site.

Absolutely beautiful spot to see some very unique rock formations. You'll see a wonderful combination of spire-like rock towers (from lava and from an old quarry) and lively water pools. I highly recommend taking walks around this area or just going to watch the waves crash into the coast!

this beach is amazing for catching fish. It offers many variety's of fish and is amazing to take your family to. It is a very enjoyable area for friends and family to hang out and have fun.

We camped there during Easter, and the weather was beautiful — it was only 23 degrees, but still warm enough for a swim or some water play. The water was calm, and there were lots of fish, enough to keep the kids entertained for half the day.

Seven Mile Beach is my favorite beach in NSW. It has its own unique charm. No people, peace and quiet, it's clean. In the peace and quiet you can read a book, admire the area that brings you closer to nature. Here I find my inner peace and harmony. the beach has no rock pool or lifeguards so you have to be very careful. The advantage is that the water is shallow for a long time.

An enjoyable bicyle ride from Emery Reserve, over the road bridge, north along the firmer beach sand then back over to the headland. After a look for whales, we returned to the beach and rode several kilometres south and then back to Emery Reserve.

Have some playing kits with you to enjoy more with family, went there with cricket and badminton kits, can't play in beach sand but lots of green grass space available near parking, good hang out place for mind refreshment, but windy weather but that's fine as long as it's a bit hot weather,

The Best learn to surf beach on the coast. Very protected from the North East winds & the swell wraps in making it more gentle than most beaches. The river entrance & kiddies corner tucked in the corner of 7 mile beach are great swimming spots for kids.

Brilliant place for camping, has a heap of water around, quite and an easy place to get to and set up easy parking with footbridge access points to national Parks. Easy drive from the north or south to get in. The park has two sides off the main road.

Such a cool little beach to visit! Feels very secluded for a nice swim, but a bit of a steep walk down for anyone elderly / injured. There was a storm rolling in the day I visited, but only added to the atmosphere!

Quiet tranquil place with nice views. Rocky beach.

Nice hangout spot. Dog friendly

Pretty spot worth the visit. Gorgeous clear water. Lots of rocks and stones.

A cozy beach mostly covered with pebbles and rocks.

If you don't mind the abundance of algae, you will find this spot to be an extremely a charming, secluded and picturesque place. There is just enough shade to escape the strongest sun, and the cove-like structure of the rocks keeps the majority of the waves away, making it a perfect place for swimming.

Great rock pools and clear water. Skip stones (we did) or go snorkeling (we didn't buy a few others were). Fairly steep walk down and back up as a warning if you have mobility or health issues.

While I enjoy visiting the beach, I've noticed it could use some attention in terms of cleanliness, particularly due to an abundance of wood spikes that require careful navigation while walking. Perhaps it's quieter on weekdays due to people being at work, but it does offer a serene atmosphere. The high waves make it ideal for surfing enthusiasts, which is a plus. I appreciate that they've designated separate areas for dog walking, ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors.

An underrated beach in Minnamurra.

A great place to run the dogs and explore! So pretty

A calm corner, close to cathedral rocks which allows dogs.

Nice long stretch of clean beach generally quite. Swim in patrolled area. Plenty of rips around.

Nice beach not far from bombo and Kiama. Can walk to Cathederal Rock from here.

Nice beach, lots of surfers here

When the cliff got that endless grass expanse right to the edge and the small remnant Forest got that magical glade

The car park on the map has only enough space for 3 or 4 cars. Better to park on the nearby street. The trail is relatively easy, 4/10. The huge open field and ocean view makes the walk a quite unique experience.

Went to see the little blow hole here. There weren't too many people here so we were able to see, take pictures and leave with no problem of parking.

Beautiful place to roam with friends and family.

That’s one good place to visit. Very close to Kiama Blowhole as well as the Little Blowhole. Though, please he mindful that you need to walk a few 100m to get to the most scenic view place. You could hike & go to a few other good spots from here. It is really windy here sometimes but the view would be just worth it.

Stunning view with lots geographically information. Surprise to find out that the rocks cover these areas are over 225 million years.

Lovely trail and beautiful view. Note: there are only 3 parking space on the car park, so you may wanna park on the street instead.

Nice long river, great place to spend a day on the water exploring and fishing. Heaps of places to pull up for a picnic and a massive range of fish in the water. Very peaceful area that I find myself returning to all year round.

Peaceful and beautiful spot Minnamurra River is such a relaxing place to visit. The water is calm and clear, perfect for swimming, kayaking, or just enjoying the view. There are walking tracks nearby and plenty of places to sit and take in the scenery. Great spot for a quiet picnic or a peaceful afternoon. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.

This map is incorrect. Type in Minnamurra Beach for the correct location. This map takes you to Minnamurra Lane in Jamberoo which does not have any access to the river or ocean

Beautiful, Clean and very relaxing 😎 We will back again✌️

Pin on map in wrong spot

Lovely

Best place

Bombo Headland is a breathtaking coastal location near Kiama, known for its dramatic basalt rock formations and rich geological history. The unique landscape, shaped by ancient volcanic activity and past quarrying, resembles something from another planet. It’s a popular spot for photographers, especially during sunrise and sunset, when the light enhances the surreal beauty of the rock columns and crashing waves. Easily accessible with nearby parking, it’s a great place for a short walk, sightseeing, or simply soaking in the power of nature. A must-visit on the NSW South Coast!

It was one of the more unusual beaches we went to. The rock formations were very unique. And there were rock pools behind the rock formations, because when the waves crashed against the rocks, the splashes from the water created big rock pools as well. You can climb on the rocks, but just be careful with your footing, as they have very sharp edges and there are a lot of loose ones too. It was windy when we got there and quite cool. Definitely bring water with you when you are there, as the wind and the spray from the sea will leave your throat and lips feeling dry. A hat and sunscreen is strongly recommended (if you don't get sunburn, you will get wind burn). Overall, it was an enjoyable outing and highly recommended for the geology enthusiast

Very beautiful area. Can be accessed after a short walk from the carpark. Be careful not to get too close as people have drowned after being swept off the rocks in the past.

🌊 Bombo Headland Geological Site is an absolute gem in Kiama! The dramatic rock formations and breathtaking coastal views make it a must-see spot for nature lovers and photographers. The unique basalt columns and rugged cliffs are stunning, especially during sunrise or sunset. It’s an easy walk with lots of great photo opportunities. Just be cautious on windy days, as the waves can be intense. A truly remarkable place that showcases nature’s raw beauty. Highly recommend a visit!

Occasionally I found this place from the map for a random family weekend and then was impressed by the natural wonders: thunder powerful waves, magical rocks, and enormous geological features. All are stunning and amazing. All of us feel that we are lucky to find this place and be aware the great place is so close to us!

Amazing scenic spot with impressive rock formation, free parking 6min walk from the car Park 10min walk from Bombo beach

Such a beautiful spot to walk around and explore. The eco staircase gave great views around the headland.

The Kiama Coast Walk is a spectacular trail stretching approximately 22 kilometers from Minnamurra to Gerringong, offering breathtaking ocean views, dramatic cliffs, and stunning beaches. Walking this scenic route with family and friends today was an unforgettable experience, filled with adventure, fresh sea air, and plenty of photo opportunities. We started our journey near Minnamurra River, where the calm waters and lush greenery created a peaceful beginning. As we made our way south, we passed Bombo Headland, with its striking basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. The waves crashing against the cliffs added to the dramatic beauty of the landscape. Reaching Kiama, we stopped to admire the Kiama Blowhole, which put on an impressive display, sending water high into the air. Nearby, the Kiama Lighthouse stood tall against the bright blue sky, offering a perfect spot for a rest and some great photos. Continuing along the track, we passed Easts Beach and Loves Bay, where rolling green hills met the sea, creating postcard-worthy views. Finally, we arrived at Werri Beach in Gerringong, feeling accomplished and in awe of the stunning coastline. The Kiama Coast Walk is an absolute must for nature lovers, blending adventure, exercise, and the raw beauty of Australia’s South Coast.

Nice little walk way along the harbour

I walked the southern section with my son yesterday. It's an area of stunning scenery. My biggest problem was the slope of the path across the path, which puts quite a strain on your feet. There's a few seats, but not enough. It would be good to add extra seats, particularly at the top of the hills, with some shading as well.

Beautiful place; we went there for whale watching. We heard lots of people have spotted whales at Kiama blowholes, but we got unlucky.

Amazing and beautiful walk. Easy walking with seats along the path. Photos from whale watching platform looks over Jones Beach up to the hill and views over Minnamurra River. Wonderful place to chill and take in amazingly beautiful scenery.

During a visit to this coastal town, this a walk not be missed, so nice to enjoy the coast on well paved walkways so close to town.

Beautiful place to visit together with Kiama Blowhole during spring time. A very scenic and windy area. Love the trees and the sea. We do not have problem with parking. Spent an hour in Kiama

After a lovely walk of the point, finishing with this very picturesque surf beach, with lovely golden sands

Excellent beach with good waves for surfers. The beach was quiet without many tourists. Very good for a day out with family and friends. There were cormorants and seagulls staying around. They provided many photo opportunities. This place was a heaven and very relaxing.

Had a great experience with family… Beautiful sea view and nice places have some excellent photos… had great weekend with kids , there is small park for kids as well if they got bored… sufficient car parking available… please be careful while climbing rocks to get photos… we visited in Jan month, disappointed up see famous blow hole not getting any height blows, may be timing is wrong…

This place was so scenic and beautiful. I walked along here for a while. It was great and I really enjoyed listening to the waves as I went along. The tall trees are so humbling to me. I highly recommend coming here. The milk and honey cafe which is along the walk is awesome also. They have great food.

Beautiful is the only way to describe this lovely beach. Family friendly, and safe for kids!

Amazing little beach. Great location. Gets pretty packed. Sometimes a little too busy. Best go off peak days/hours. Life guards are great. Nice grass park/playground area too. Love the town. Please like my review if it was helpful. Pro tip: head to Robertson in the highlands and check out the old Dairy pheasant ground Air B n B. Or the Run at Pheasant Ground for RV camping.

Kiama is one if the beautiful places in NSW. It's too scenic. Beaches are very clean and less crowded. Best for photography. There are too many pine tress which enhances the beauty of this place. Loved visiting kiama ❤

No facilities, no lifeguard, danger from sharks! steep steps down.... Don't go to this beach! Ok, if you are still reading... this is a gorgeous beach, one of my favourites, so let's keep this a secret, we don't want it to get crowded! 😉

Great beach, amazing views, little crabs running all over the sand which was awesome to watch. Only a handful but of people around so definitely not crowded. Great walk down the track to beach but may cause issue for people with physical impairments or respiratory issues.

Stairs going down and coming up is an experience but the beach is nice. The walk from the bottom of the stairs to the river inlet takes 10 - 15 minutes depending on how quick you walk. My son was fishing near the rocky island at low tide and caught a decent size bream..

Absolutely gorgeous spot here, the locals are blessed 😍

This is an awesome beach to explore and sight-see. Snorkelling was well worth it, hiking up the hill rewards you with outstanding views and there’s a great park for the kids to hang out afterwards. Rangoon Island provides an amazing backdrop and is a terrific site on its own accord. Not your typical beach but still provided us with hours of fun over a few days.

There is not a lot here so there is not a lot to be wrong. The beach is beautiful and really empty. Don’t expect facilities and lifeguards but a short stair hike from a parking lot sees you on the beach staring at the ocean.

Good walk down the hill to get to the beach. When we went, there was a lot of debris and fallen trees due to erosion. Good place to surf. Not a lot of people in winter.

Nice to morning walk, sunrise is great! 3rd Sunday of the month there is an amazing market! Different Show to enjoy with families like car shows....

Beautiful little spot

Looking at this place for the first time as a Bombo resident. This location pin is set at the South end of Bombo Beach. Locals know the rocky beach next to the "black beach reserve" as the true Black Beach. It is located closer to the Kiama CBD and the harbour.

Top walk for doggies, and a beaut rockpool at the west side..

A nice walk around the harbour on a cloudy day.

love black beach the sand dyes you black, that is a 5.5 star rating from me

This is not black beach

I take my friends here to venture about and see the picturesque water views. Be careful as it can be dangerous on the rocks, definitely need to have the appropriate shoes. I’ve seen photography clubs and wedding photo shoots here as well. Park at the Bombo Headland Carpark and walk in.

Serene views, and so peaceful despite the fact that the waves can get chaotic.

Great place to take picture of sunrise

Beautiful spot on Kiama Coast Track

The walk is quite serene. You will spot a lyrebird or two in the shrub if you are lucky. The waterfall at the end of the walk is wonderful with a great photo opportunity from the spacious viewing deck. The path is solid and fully built up, but be warned that it is steep in parts.

Really nice rain forest walk that is well set out. There is some uphill at times but the easy walk should be doable for most people. The harder walk is a lot steeper and i didn’t try that one. We saw some lyrebirds and water dragons. You can hear lots of birds throughout the forest. Would definitely come again, and very family friendly.

We have been coming here as a family for years ; the visitor centre is informative and offers snacks, beverages and well considered souvenirs; the rainforest walk is on raised boardwalks and the waterfall is spectacular; a good uphill walk but accessible for all with plenty of seats and rest areas , a great rainforest introduction, but definitely worth revisiting time and time again ! It does get really busy , so we would recommend weekdays or early mornings to get the best experience!

Minnamurra Rainforest Walk is an absolute gem on the NSW South Coast! From the moment you step onto the path, you're enveloped in truly lush, vibrant vegetation. It feels like stepping into another world, with towering trees, ancient ferns, and the rich sounds of the rainforest all around you. The walking paths are incredibly well-maintained, making for an easy and enjoyable stroll, even for those with limited mobility (though some sections to the falls are steeper). The elevated boardwalks are fantastic for getting a close-up view of the canopy and the various creeks. What really stands out is the descriptive signage throughout the walk. We learned so much about the unique flora and fauna, and it really enriched the experience. The informative visitor centre at the start is also excellent, with friendly staff who can provide helpful tips and more context about the rainforest. All day parking costs $12 and is fair for about 3 hours of quality time. A truly worthwhile visit for nature lovers of all ages. We loved every minute of it!

Good walk and waterfall, beautiful rainforest. Lyre bird track is closed for repairs and upgrade but the track to the waterfall is open. Note that this is mostly uphill to the falls and gets quite steep around the 3/4 mark but worth it. Maybe take stops along the way if challenged.

Decided to go for a hike with my daughter today, parking was easily accessible & cost $12 a car per entry. Hike was quite challenging at times but we made it to the waterfall which was very beautiful. We enjoyed nature at its best & would come back again for another hike soon!

A beautiful place to chill and rejuvenate. We went on a Monday so nice and quiet and we got to see some wildlife.

I recommend driving to Gerringong station, catching a train to Kiama, then doing the coastal walk to Gerringong & keep the sun at your back. So you have your car at the end, and not to worry about the train schedule (which runs only every two hours) while walking. Also check the tide schedule.

Such an exceptional and breathtaking beautiful nature. There's a bit of an up and down hill which makes it above average considering the length, however, it's not a difficult walk. We walked from Kiama side to be back to the sun and got Uber on the way back. Note that several parts of the track are too muddy and need proper boots. Most importantly, when ended a few hours walk at the Werri Beach it was a high tide and we had to go waist deep in water to pass the Werri Gully entrance!

Pls follow Toni's advice!!! If you gonna walk daytime, start from Kiama as he said! Sun behind you😂 doesn't matter whenever, DAYTIME! I went by train from CBD, started at central and stopped at Kiama. Walked from Kiama to Gerringong (it's around 3-4 hrs! Not 6! as the google map said) Go in spring or autumn are better. Put a lot of sunscreen! my back got burnt. And from Werri beach (Gerringong), pls walke a bit to see the best road view in NSW 😂😂 it's at the end of the beach. Then walk 20 min to Gerringong station. Unfortunately our train was delayed 70 mins then we took Uber to Kiama around $30 and 10 mins. P.S. Ask ppl there to share the ride with you for cheaper price🥺 !! Many hills and slope🫠 but worth to do! !! Don't forget to take full bottle of water and great sneakers with you. Ofc power bank as well if run out of batter, you can ask staffs at station for charging your phone. No cable needs, they've plate with many adapters at the counter.

I recently walked the track between Kiama and Gerringong, and it was a lovely experience. The nature along the way was stunning, with beautiful coastal views and lush surroundings. The trail itself was easy and well-maintained, making it suitable for most fitness levels. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful stroll or just a chance to enjoy the outdoors, this track is a great choice!

Spectacular walk for the moderately fit. Just remember to check the water level of the Werri lagoon - after heavy rains, it may be unpassable on foot.

What a walk. Only one problem was how much mud there was in sections and how slippery it was, hubby fell. But it has awesome vistas. Just wonderful. You do need to be relatively fit as there are quite a lot of up hills. It is a long walk so be sure to have good walking shoes and you do need some stamina. Not a bird lovers hike, very few.

One of our very favourite places to visit and relax. Views are amazing! Every corner is just beautiful 😍

New Year's Day lunch at Kiama Golf Club - we needed a place not too far from MIL's. It has a smallish menu with the usual pub fare.  Food was good and portions generous. We had the Ceasar Salad with Grilled Chicken, Seafood Platter, Steaks and Fish of the Day. Everyone enjoyed their meal. Staff were friendly especially the bartender. Ambience was lovely,  with views overlooking the golf course. Will be back.

Six of us did lunch on Sunday lovely fresh food good size serving. Good price menu for anyone wanting a small snack to a large meal. Lovely view over looking the golf course. Lovely staff . Nice place to chill out

Great facilities and environment. $12 meal special is great value. Dining has kids play corner which is very thoughtful. Staffs are friendly and nice too. Note: non-member adult needs ID to sign in. Dress code applies, but not that strict. Kids with long sleeve swimwear were able to get in with no problem.

Love teeing off at this place, crazy gold deals offer 18 holes for $69 with cart hire. Nice big par 5s on front and back nine. Great shots over the water with challenging bunkers. Staff very friendly and can slip you in on short notice. 5 stars this place has great food and nice golden frothys after 18 holes

Very well kept golf course. Had a boy weekend down In Kiama played the course twice. We will definitely be returning. 👍

A challenging little course. On the short side, being a par 66, but kept in excellent condition with tight fairways and lots of bunkers protecting the greens.

While not a golfer, Kiama Golf Club is a fabulous community facility to meet with friends - good coffee and food, very friendly staff, loads of easy parking and a relaxed atmosphere with great views over the course.

What a place for family day out. The beach is mostly flat. So it is good for the kids. Though there are no lifeguard. There is only one shower facility. The greenery and the lookout is unparallel. There are some nice bush tracks.

A stunning beach, nestled in towering hills / cliffs. This beach attracts swell and is one of the only places I’ve seen that pumps harder than the online reports.

Killalea Beach and reserve. Beautiful place voted 2nd best beach in Australia. Love the beach and watching the surfing . There is camping, places for fishing and bush walking, public toilets, and just so much space to chill and recharge. Recommended!

One of the best beaches on the south coast. Simply stunning. Go on a weekday - it gets so packed on weekends.

Great view and great place for surfing. We also saw some little adorable creature on the way walking to the beach. I like here.

A great spot, but not accessible by those who are not fit to climp those stairs from the parking areas above. It is a lovely reward to arrived at after you have done the loop along the Federation Walking Track and then climb the stairs for a coffee and a cooling off. The view is great from the platform overlooking the beach and the Killalea Lagoon.

I've done this review for the farm but in case you are looking at the beach only...beautiful calm and less windy beach than most east facing beaches nearby, the farm is free and relatively easy to get to. There is not disabled access.

When here on the weekend. There is plenty of parking but also lots of cars as you get closer to the blowhole. Suggested to park near the shops and cafe or not too close to the blow hole since it not a long walk and it's a pleasant nice walk if the weather is nice. Stay around the blowhole area for about 30mins unfortunately didn't end up seeing the water blowing maybe it's not that windy or maybe later in the afternoon when tides are higher might able to see the water blow. However, it's a nice place to walk around and lunch there for a day trip.

A lovely coastal town that has natural attractions, right on it door step, easy to get to by train, and lovely eateries to enjoy

Located in the charming coastal town of Kiama, it provides sweeping views of the ocean and surrounding landscape, which is one of its main draws. Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, Kiama View offers a serene escape from the bustle of city life.

(Translated by Google) We were lucky enough to find the sea quite rough, so as to be able to witness these water leaks caused by the waves breaking on the walls (Original) Abbiamo avuto la fortuna di trovare il mare abbastanza mosso, così da poter assistere a queste fuoriuscite di acqua dovute dall' infrangersi delle onde sulle pareti

(Translated by Google) It was worth a visit at least once (Original) 한번쯤 가볼만 했어요

Best place in earth

Go beyond the blowhole, nicer views and definitely good for your photo taking

(Translated by Google) Windy day, rough waves (Original) 바람부는 날, 거친 파도

Absolutely fabulous place!

Beautiful spot

(Translated by Google) Why did it take me over an hour just to see this hahahahahahaha (Original) 뭥미 고작 이거 보러 1시간 넘게 걸려서 온건가ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Beautiful place!

We love this nice little town. Not a place to stay for days, but perfect as a stop over

(Translated by Google) It was worth a visit at least once (Original) 한번쯤 가볼만 했어요

Perfect place.❤️❤️❤️

very nice beach with relaxing ocean breeze and pretty quiet at night, no or rare noise pollution caused by noisy modified car from low class peoples

Werrie Beach is Gerringong is a beautiful stretch of beach in south coast NSW. It’s approximately 90mins drive from Sydney, past Kiama. The beach has a long stretch of stand with rock cliffs on either side. We perched on the southern end of the beach near the Ourie Rock Pool and the surf club. The sand is coarse so great for building sandcastles! There is parking available along many entrance points. There is limited surf club patrol so check website for times. The beach is an ocean beach so it can get pretty rough, caution is needed when venturing into the water for a swim. It’s more like ducking waves than swimming, but there is the rock pool on the southern end to get laps in or for a more relaxed swim. There are also toilets available on the southern end. Really lovely beach.

Beautiful beach perfect for swimming with children in lagoon. Besides that if you walk across the lagoon you can see beautiful view of Dovecote with farm animals

Nice, clean, wide, and beautiful. Shower and facilities only available at the end.

Pretty little beach including a lagoon for safe swimming. Great for photography. Interesting house on the hill that aparently cost $5m to build and won the Australian House of the year in 2019. They must have run out of money for the landscaping lol.

Surfing Werri Beach can get very dramatic! But there's always someone up to the challege. But you can get a nice comfortable wave on the point.

A beautiful and dog friendly beach.

Very popular and well loved beach

Dangerous beach for swimming when waves are rough. Sandbars & rips can be unpredictable at Surf Beach Kiama. Jan 2013 & Oct 2023 saw multiple person rescues here. Don't swim here when rough, by yourself, if lifesavers not in attendance or outside of the flags. If you get into difficulty, NEVER swim against a rip, you'll tire quickly & probably drown. Go with the rip (as scary as it seems at first), float on your back using your hands to assist floatation, conserve your energy, concentrate on your breathing & staying afloat. The rip will eventually fade, then raise a hand for assistance if needed. Otherwise swim back to beach at an angle to avoid any futher rips.

Very clean beach. Waves are quite big. There is a park behind the beach.

One of the best , remote, peaceful and lovely beach near Sydney. Not far from Kiama Blow Hole, this beach offers surfing, eating and accommodation , all encompassed in one place. Going as a group will be more enjoyable. Note : If you are a vegetarian and want to get some hot food, you can get some yummy food from Helensburgh Venkateshawara Temple and head down to the beach.

Just wonderful

Nice beach, clean facilities, bbq and picnic tables, playground. Patrolled most of the time!

Nice.

Beautiful place. great for a dip... I take the dogs and they love it. Fish and chips just down the road. you dont need anything else! be aware that the lagoon is open to the sea on the odd occasion, particularly after heavy rains...

love this place its so peaceful,Geography varies from week to we due to weather changing the inlet , pet friendly,picnics walking trail , exercise equipment along the walk to try Clubs and camping close by.

Great family friendly beach and Lagoon swimming areas. Our family's favourite swim spot on the South Coast.

did i take a photo? the service was fab and food great and interesting also good staff great best thing it was dog friendly and my friends both had dogs

Lovely area, would be good if improvements done to allow you to walk all way around.

Nice place to enjoy with your family, friends or yourself.... little and big ones enjoy a lot!

Beautiful part of the world

Good spot to go for a canoe up the river or out and around the island if the swell is small enough.

i did not enjoy, fell out of my canoe multiple times, clearly because of the island