Things to do in Macquarie Pass

The blowhole is located in the small town of Kiama. Kiama is not far south of Wollongong, and Wollongong is not far south of Sydney. There is a direct highway from Sydney to Kiama, which is very convenient for self-driving. The scenery along the way is beautiful. You can see the constant changes and integration of cities, forests, wilderness, mountains, pastures, cliffs, oceans, towns, and cities. Therefore, it is highly recommended to drive from Sydney to Kiama. 😍The highlight of Kiama is the blowhole. The blowhole can spray water thanks to a wonderful structure of rock. It consists of two parts: one is an underground trumpet-shaped seawater channel, and the other is a vertical hole connecting the end of the trumpet-shaped seawater channel to the upper rock platform, that is, the blowhole. Kiama faces the vast Tasman Sea. There are often strong winds from the ocean that blow up big waves. The big waves rush into the trumpet-shaped seawater channel. As you go deeper into the channel, the channel becomes narrower and narrower. The squeezing force of the seawater on the surrounding rock walls becomes greater and greater, and the speed of the seawater becomes faster and faster. When it reaches the hole, a large amount of seawater is pressed upward at high speed, forming the famous water spray landscape. The stronger the wind, the more spectacular the landscape. 😯 Fortunately, when I came to Kiama, the wind speed was very high. On the one hand, I had to endure the erosion of the strong wind, and on the other hand, I could also witness the magnificent natural power. 😅 However, when the wind is strong, it is not recommended to get close to the viewing platform below, because the big waves and strong winds add up to one or more free sea baths. 😂The water spray landscape often appears with rainbows! The more spectacular the water spray landscape, the greater the chance of a rainbow appearing! Find a suitable angle and the right time, you can see a complete rainbow bridge! 😀You might as well look around! You can see the cliffs stretching endlessly to both sides, the small villages dotted among the lush green lawns on the cliffs, and the white lighthouse behind you quietly guarding the blue ocean in front of you for who knows how many years. 😊More importantly, it's completely free here! 🩷Here, if you don't have enough fun on your seaside trip, you can go north to Wollongong and visit the Sea Cliff Bridge and Royal National Park along the coastal road, where there are more exciting things waiting to be explored!

My first skydive experience! The SkyDive staff were incredibly professional, making the whole process safe and easy. Looking down at Wollongong's magnificent coastline from the air, I felt the trip was worthwhile. The moment I jumped, I truly felt liberated! 👍🏻

Kiama town is a very classic attraction. Blue sky, white clouds, rippling blue waves, seagulls, lighthouses, rocks and waves. It is highly recommended to stay here for a while, it is a very quiet town. There is also a fish shop selling home-caught fish at the pier, which is very fresh.

Nearly 50 meters above the ground, you can see Lake Illawarra and the South Pacific Ocean from above. This 1.5-kilometer leisurely two-way walk starts from the rainforest floor, climbs onto the steel frame walkway, and walks among the tree canopy.

Kangaroo Valley is a very beautiful natural scenic spot in the Canberra area of ​​Australia. It has magnificent canyon scenery and dense forests. As the name suggests, there are a large number of kangaroos living here. It is a very important tourist attraction in the capital Canberra area and is well worth a visit.