KIAMA BLOWHOLE - SYD

KIAMA BLOWHOLE - SYDNEY The next destination on the Australian pilgrimage is the city of Kiama, 120km from Sydney, in the Ilawarra region, New South Wales. With a population of only about 20,000 people, Kiama is often called by locals as "the cleanest city in Australia". Coming to Kiama will be an unforgettable experience for visitors when coming here - a strange land near Sydney with many unique landscapes. The most famous place when mentioning Kiama is the natural Blowhole - where visitors can see the strangeness of nature with their own eyes. This is considered the largest natural blowhole in the world. The blowhole is located in the heart of the laterite rock range on the southern coast of New South Wales, near the Kiama Lighthouse with a history of nearly 2 centuries. It is estimated that each year, Blowhole in Kiama attracts more than 600,000 international visitors. The formation of this blowhole is completely natural, without any human impact. These blowholes are connected to the sea below the rock range. When the waves hit the shore, because the hole is the only space that opens up, a large amount of sea water will be gathered here. With the strong force of the waves, the water column can spray up to 20m high or even more. To be able to capture the magical moment of creation, visitors often have to wait from 30 seconds to 1 minute for the eruptions. But certainly when coming to Kiama to visit the natural blowhole Blowhole, the beautiful scene in front of you will leave an unforgettable impression in everyone's heart. --------------------------------