Kiama Blowhole

The Kiama Blowhole is a popular tourist attraction in Kiama, New South Wales, Australia. It is a blowhole that can spray up to 25 meters in the air, attracting 900,000 tourists a year. The blowhole was formed from basalt lava flows approximately 260 million years ago and has been a notable landmark since its discovery by George Bass in 1797. There are multiple accessible viewing platforms, and the area has picnic and parking areas, with a rock pool nearby. Visitors can also explore the nearby Little Blowhole, which is smaller but can be equally spectacular in the right conditions