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Kiama Blowhole Review

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Kiama's famous Blowhole is the largest in the world!A viewing platform with disabled access gives good views of Kiama blowhole.This landmark has attracted people to the region for over 100 years, was first sighted by George Bass when he anchored his whale boat in the sheltered bay, now known as Kiama harbour, in December 1797.It is estimated that 900,000 people visit the Blowhole per year to view the spectacular plumes of water that can be seen when the seas are running from the south east.

Kiama Blowhole

Posted: Oct 16, 2019
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  • zhweiei
    4/5Excellent
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    The Kema fountain is two hours drive from Sydney. It is also a southern attraction. When I went there that day, the wind was towards the shore, so the water spray was a bit of a look. The last time I came because the wind was opposite, the effect of the water spray was very poor. This time, there were several rushes that were particularly high.

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    Posted: Dec 17, 2020
  • M33***29
    5/5Outstanding
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    Kema Water Jet Cave is located in Sydney, Australia, not far from the city, the scenery is very unique, the seaside rocks after years of sea tide, formed natural holes, whenever the tide, the sea will spray from here, forming a high water column, very spectacular!

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    Posted: Apr 20, 2020
  • M33***29
    5/5Outstanding
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    Kema is located in Sydney, Australia. Kema Water Spray Cave is a famous attraction here. The scenery is very unique and the sea view is particularly beautiful! The blue sky and white clouds, the endless sea, make people feel particularly happy! The basin water hole on the rocks by the sea is a natural scene formed by the impact of the sea for years! Whenever the sea water rises, the hole can spray a high water column, which is very spectacular!

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    Posted: Mar 25, 2020
  • M33***29
    5/5Outstanding
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    Kema Water Jet Cave is an attraction not far from Sydney in Australia. It is very famous. The seawater washes the rocks on the seaside. It is accumulated and naturally formed. When the tide is rising, the water hole can spray more than ten meters high. The water column is very spectacular! The scenery here is so beautiful!

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    Posted: Feb 24, 2020
  • M46***92
    5/5Outstanding
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    I highly recommend a place where you go. When you come here, you will find the ghosts of nature. They all say that water droplets pierce the stone. Here, I really understand this sentence for the first time. This is the waves piercing the rock. The sea water makes the thick rock. After some time, the rock has been penetrated. The waves hit the waves column, the feeling of the itinerary fountain, both explosive force, and spectacular, lucky, can also see the rainbow after every wave hit, the trip a unique scenery. Of course, in addition to this, the sea view here is also worth seeing. Looking at it, you will feel the disappearance of any troubles in an instant. The waves of the sea are magnificent, accompanied by the sound of the waves, forming a unique natural note, just like Haizi said "facing the sea, spring blossoms", Add pleasant colors to your journey. In terms of cost performance, it can be said to be cost-effective. As long as you can play here, there is no charge for tickets. It is recommended that friends with conditions have to go and see. It can be said that this trip is worthwhile.

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    Posted: Jun 26, 2019
  • M33***29
    5/5Outstanding
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    Kema Water Jet Cave is located in Sydney, Australia. The attractions are very unique. On the seaside rocks, special holes formed due to the long-term sea tides and ebb and flow, but unfortunately we did not catch up with the rising tide there. It is said that it can spray water and water can spray more than 10 meters high. It's also spectacular!

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    Posted: Dec 5, 2019
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