5 local businesses
Kiama Municipality is the southern end of the Illawarra: the seaside towns of Kiama, Minnamurra, Gerringong and Gerroa, and the green hinterland village of Jamberoo. Browse local businesses by town below, or read on for a guide to the area.
The largest town has a busy main street of cafes and shops, ocean pools, the Kiama Lighthouse and the famous Blowhole at Blowhole Point, with the smaller Little Blowhole to the south.
The Kiama Coast Walk runs about 20 km from Minnamurra to Werri Beach at Gerringong, in three sections that can be walked separately, past headlands, rock platforms and beaches. Further south, Seven Mile Beach stretches away from Gerroa.
Inland, Jamberoo is a country village close to Minnamurra Rainforest in Budderoo National Park, Jamberoo Action Park and the Saddleback Mountain lookout. Illawarra Fly Treetop Adventures sits on the escarpment at Knights Hill.
Farmers, makers and community markets run in Kiama, Gerringong and Jamberoo, and the area hosts food, wine and music festivals through the year.
Electric South Coast Line trains run to Kiama, and services continue south through Gerringong to Bomaderry. The Princes Motorway bypasses Kiama town centre.
The main towns are Kiama, Kiama Downs, Bombo, Minnamurra, Gerringong, Werri Beach, Gerroa and Jamberoo, along with rural localities such as Jerrara, Foxground and Saddleback Mountain.
About 20 km from Minnamurra to Werri Beach at Gerringong. It is split into north, central and south sections, so you can walk it in parts.
No. Minnamurra Rainforest is west of Jamberoo in Budderoo National Park. The village of Minnamurra is on the coast, where the Minnamurra River meets the sea.
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