• Kiama Blowhole - Often called marine geysers, blowholes are a rare geological phenomenon.

The Kiama blowhole is a fascinating destination. As visitors await a wave to pass through the connected sea cave, a sense of anticipation builds.

When a loud swoosh is heard, a high-pressure release of seawater occurs, creating a spectacular spray. To ensure a complete experience, a visit to a second contrasting blowhole is included, which emits a more elegant seawater plume.

Sydney is fortunate to have such a wonderful natural attraction just a 2-hour drive away.

• Bombo Headland - The Bombo Headland Geological Site, a former quarry, contains remnants of many broken rocks. Basalt lava columns remain in certain areas, providing a surreal sight against the ocean backdrop. Photographers adore this location!
• Cathedral Rocks - A sea cave and stunning volcanic rocks jutting out of the ocean capture attention at Cathedral Rocks.
• Minnamurra Point - Minnamurra Point offers two lookouts: one for whale watching and another with spectacular views of the beach and Stack Island.
• Sea Cliff Bridge - Sea Cliff Bridge is an incredible structure built to replace a road closed due to rockfalls from the towering cliff above. The road’s unique curvature offers breathtaking views of the ocean and beach below.
• Bald Hill Lookout & Hang Gliding Spot - Bald Hill is a place to watch hang gliders take off and soar above. It also provides a great view of the beaches south to Wollongong and is another spectacular lookout.
• Royal National Park - At this point, the tour proceeds to the Forest Track in the Royal National Park for a walk through a lush rainforest. Large hanging roots, bird’s nest and staghorn ferns, cedar trees, and palms are a real treat. There might even be a chance to spot a lyrebird!

As the tours are flexible, participants can choose to replace the rainforest walk with a coastal walk to Wedding Cake Rock. Both options take around 90 minutes, so either choice fits well into the busy schedule.

• Symbio Wildlife Park - Instead of the rainforest walk, a visit to Symbio Wildlife Park is an option.

This is a flexible private tour, offering choices!

Symbio features a large area where kangaroos and wallabies roam freely.

Other native animals include koalas, echidnas, Tasmanian devils, wombats, dingoes, wedge-tailed eagles, and numerous native birds, including the delightful Gouldian Finch.

Non-native animals at Symbio include cheetahs, lovable meerkats, red pandas, and ring-tailed lemurs.

Participants can decide on the day if they are unsure now.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Lunch
• Sydney Nimble T-shirt
• Photographs taken with a mirrorless camera, emailed on the tour night

• Symbio Wildlife Park entrance fee (adult $47)

The day begins with a journey south to the Kiama blowhole, where volcanic rocks create an ideal channel for powerful waves.

When the swell is significant, the spray from the blowhole can reach up to 25 meters into the air. The tour then continues to the small blowhole to witness another eruption.

After enjoying the sea spray, the tour proceeds to the mysterious basalt columns at Bombo Headland.

Following a stroll around this otherworldly headland, the next destination is Minnamurra Beach and a stack island!

The subsequent stop is Sea Cliff Bridge, which traces the winding coastline and offers breathtaking views of the ocean below.

At this point, it’s time to make some choices. Visitors can either observe native animals at Symbio Wildlife Park or explore the Royal National Park.

The dedicated guide will discuss walking options, including Wedding Cake Rock, Eagle Rock, or opting for no walking at all.

The final stop of the day is Wattamolla waterfall.

This tour is exclusively for your group, offering quality options to match your touring preferences.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.