Kiama Point wraps around the sheltered Kiama Harbour on the NSW South Coast, offering calm, protected waters ideal for snorkelling. The harbour's rocky reef and seagrass beds provide rich habitat for schools of fish, rays, and the occasional wobbegong shark. With the famous Kiama Blowhole thundering nearby and stunning headland views along the Kiama Coast Walk, this spot combines safe swimming conditions with vibrant underwater life right next to the harbour foreshore. Best explored on high tide in calm seas for optimum visibility.
Kiama Point (Kiama Harbour)
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Low risk: Boat traffic
Kiama Harbour is an active working harbour with boat launch and fishing vessels. Snorkellers should stay aware of vessel movements, especially near the boat ramp and channel.
Low risk: Swell surge at harbour entrance
During SE swells, the harbour entrance can experience surge and strong currents that may push snorkellers towards rocky edges.
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Getting in
Kiama Harbour is located in central Kiama, about 1.5 hours south of Sydney via the M1 and Princes Highway. Follow the signs to the Kiama Blowhole; the harbour is adjacent to Blowhole Point Road.
Limited street parking along Blowhole Point Road and a public car park near the harbour foreshore. Can be busy on weekends and holidays.
Free entry. No fees for snorkelling access.
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