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Kiama

  Perhaps best known for the eponymous charming seaside town of Kiama and its crowd drawing blowhole, this stunning region actually includes Kiama Downs, Gerringong, Gerroa, Jamberoo, and Minnamurra. A retreat for surfers, beachcombers, and weekenders alike, this region is equally endowed with good  waves, great walks and a vibrant hub.
  Lush, rolling hills that lead to plunging cliffs pummelled relentlessly by white, frothy waves is just a taste of the breathtaking landscapes you’ll find on the 22 kilometre Kiama Coast Walk. You needn’t tackle the full length in one go, simply walk a section at a time. Or if you’re feeling particularly adventurous, take your time and detour from the path to explore inviting, near empty beaches.
  If watching the ocean has stirred a need for you to duck dive under the waves, head to one of the region’s enviable beaches for a surf. Kiama is blessed with excellent surf breaks, but arguably, the best is Werri Beach in Gerringong. If you’re travelling with kids in tow, head to Kiama’s main beach, Surf Beach, which  offers both great waves, but also a parkland and playground to occupy little ones.
  True surfers love winter for the clear water and less populated breaks. There’s no better time of year to experience this love for  yourself and learn the skill while there’s less people to witness your first attempt. Learn to surf with one of the area’s reputable schools and you’ll be an (almost) pro come summer.
  If you’re not ready to venture off the shoreline, pop your beanie and some trail mix in your backpack and head to Minnamurra Rainforest Centre in Budderoo National Park. Learn about the wildlife that call the rainforest home in the award winning visitor centre, follow the elevated walkways that wind through the deep green foliage, and  stop to inhale the earthy scent of the forest.
  Whether you’ve been surfing or walking, you’ll likely be ravenous. Luckily, the Kiama region is a bountiful food bowl brimming with seafood, seasonal produce, craft beer and wine. Head to Black Beach’s growers market on the fourth Saturday of each  month, or to Surf Beach each Wednesday for the farmers market. With a lively bar and dining scene and plenty of live music on offer, you’ll not be left wanting for entertainment.