Kiama Lighthouse

The Kaiama Lighthouse is a lighthouse on Sydney's west coast. The whole lighthouse is white and has a history of more than 80 years. It is a landmark on the west coast. The scenery around the lighthouse is very empty, giving people a lonely beauty, and it is a good place to take pictures.

Kima Kiama is located 120 km south of Sydney and 1 km from Wollongong. Surrounded by the sea, pastures and forests, Kema is a well-known beautiful town near Sydney. The town preserves ancient Australian buildings, in addition to the ubiquitous ancient churches, the town also retains ancient post offices, railway stations, market buildings, etc. The surrounding pastures provide the town with fresh and rich milk, eggs, meat and other agricultural products, and the local production of black pottery, which drives the production of artworks, and the town is full of artistic atmosphere. I went there twice on March 13, 2016 and October 8, 2017. I took T1 and changed South Coast Line myself. It took more than 2 hours on the road. In 2017, I also went to Nantian Temple and Wolonggang. There is a chartered itinerary for this line on Trip.com, but it is quite interesting to go by yourself! Figure 1: The lighthouse Lighthouse is the logo landscape of Kaima Town; Figure 2: ​ The lighthouse is located on the west side of the water jet hole; Figure 3: The lighthouse is printed with gold characters commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ANZ Legion and the enduring spirit of the Great War; Figure 4: Water spray hole - the water column is quite high - a man waiting with a cannon - why is it not high enough; Figure 5: a natural swimming pool surrounded by rocks; Figure 6: seaside landscape; Figure 7: a corner of the sea cliff; Figure 8: Panoramic view of Storm Bay; Figure 9: Memorial arches built to commemorate the compatriots killed in the First and Second World Wars; Figure 10: map of the Kaima attractions.

kiama, a small town in wollongong, don't want it! ! ​​​life''s like this Stop and listen to the song and see the scenery. Drink some coffee and swim down the swim. ☕️ The scenery does not add a little filter! !

Kiama is one of my favorite places, the whole town is quiet and peaceful, and the beauty is very fresh, because it is not a mainstream tourist attraction, there are not many tourists, the open-air natural seawater pool and blowhole will give you surprise. The central train can go directly to kiama for about an hour and a half to 2 hours, but it is worth going

Kaima Lighthouse is a white lighthouse built in 1887 in Cape Kaima, NSW. In a large green area, the lighthouse looks very conspicuous and beautiful, and you can visit it. Below the lighthouse is the famous water spray hole attraction, which is free to open.