Kiama

Kema is a magnificent coastal landscape outside Sydney, the coast is a reef that highlights the sea, different forms, the waves beat on the reef to set off huge waves, giving people a very strong spiritual shock. The sea view here is also very beautiful, especially at dusk, the golden sun on the reef, has a romantic and warm feeling.

kiama town is a very classic attraction. The blue sky, white clouds and blue waves are rippling, and the seagull lighthouse rock waves. It is highly recommended to stay here for a while, a very quiet town. There is also a fish shop selling their own fish at the pier, which is very fresh.

Kema is a very magnificent coastal attraction near Sydney, here is actually composed of a large reef beach, the seaside huge reef, after hundreds of millions of years of sea washed, formed a variety of outlines, trenches and waves of waves to hit the shore, absolutely people feel hot blood.

The terminal of Sydney's south coast railway is very convenient. Beautiful and quiet town. Many tourists should come for the broehole. The day I went there was not much wind and waves. The water spray was less than ten meters high. It was still pitiful for its majestic momentum! The beach is on both sides of the promontory, and the rock is made of volcanic rock. The coastline is twisted and twisted, and some places form a bowl-like terrain. The waves rush in and become a small pond. The water is very clear and the water grass and shellfish below are clearly visible.

The Blow hole (water spray hole) is the most spectacular in Kiama seaside town. A wave rises, a few feet high, dew splashes, rainbows. Kiama's beach is also black, and there is an oversized stingray under the trestle bridge.

Kema, NSW, is only a 15-minute drive from Wolonggang. It is a very comfortable coastal tourist town. The blue sky and swarms of seagulls show visitors that the environment is very beautiful. Most tourists come here because of the famous water spray holes. It is true that the water spray hole is amazing, this hole formed on the rock due to the volcanic eruption will spray water columns up to 10 meters with the waves, but unfortunately because I went to the day the wind was calm, I didn't see such a spectacular scene.

In addition to the sea and beach, there are two attractions that are very famous, that is, the Kaima White Lighthouse and the water spray hole The Kiama Blowhole. The town is very quiet, and there are not many tourists on the day. This environment makes people feel very comfortable. The reef is black, which is similar to the black reef on Grifes Island.

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: Kema City Council; Figure 2: Panoramic view of Kema Storm Bay; Figure 3: Kema Scottish Presbyterian Church; Figure 4: Kema Fire Station built in 1915; Figure 5: Memorial Arch to commemorate the compatriots killed in the First and Second World Wars; Figure 6: A corner of the cliff; Figure 7: Ancient buildings - Kaima Post Office; Figure 8: Kaima Railway Station was built in 1893, more than 120 years ago; Figure 9: Water spray hole - The water column today is quite high - A man waiting with a cannon - Why is it not high enough; Figure 10: The lighthouse is a landmark view of the town of Kaima - the tower is printed with gold characters commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ANZ Legion and the enduring spirit of the Great War.