01 / THE ICONA little natural drama
↗Watch the ocean put on a show at the Kiama Blowhole, near the lighthouse at Blowhole Point. Every visit is different: the spectacle depends on the wind and swell.
Discover the blowholes ↗
KIAMA, NEW SOUTH WALES
A little more coast.
A little less hurry.
4/62 Manning Street, Kiama.
A short stroll to the sands of Surf Beach.
KIAMA BLUE · 4/62 MANNING STREETSURF BEACH, KIAMA
SETTLE INTO SOMETHING BLUE
Room to gather.
Space to unwind.
Welcome to Kiama Blue, our two-bedroom coastal apartment at 4/62 Manning Street, just a short stroll from Surf Beach. A place to put your bags down, slow your pace and make a little time for the good things.
Spread across two levels, it brings a big, open-plan living area together with a separate floor for both bedrooms and bathrooms. Easy time together, with space to retreat at the end of the day.
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A FIRST LOOK
A taste of the feeling — apartment images are illustrative concepts.
Long lunches. Lazy evenings.
A generous open-plan living area on its own level, with room for conversation, shared meals and doing very little at all.
A quieter kind of evening.
Two bedrooms and two bathrooms share the other floor, keeping restful space separate from the rhythm of the living area.
THE KIAMA STATE OF MIND
Nowhere to rush.
Plenty to fall in love with.
OUTSIDE YOUR EVERYDAY
Small-town charm.
Big blue horizons.
Kiama has a way of slowing you down. On the NSW South Coast, green headlands meet the sea, beaches invite a barefoot wander, and the town’s cafés give you every reason to linger. Fill your days with coastal discoveries — or leave them beautifully unplanned.
01 / THE ICON
02 / THE SALT AIRFind your patch of sand
↗Start with Surf Beach, close to the town’s shops and cafés, or discover the smaller sweep of Kendalls Beach just to the south. Bring a book, take a wander and let the afternoon unfold.
Explore Kendalls Beach ↗A DAY, THE KIAMA WAY
01 — MORNING
Coffee, then the coast.
Ease into the day in town before heading out for fresh air and a beach stroll.
02 — AFTERNOON
Follow your curiosity.
Explore Blowhole Point, pause by the harbour and see where the day takes you.
03 — EVENING
Make yourself at home.
Come back to Kiama Blue for a shared meal and a slow evening together.
GOOD FOOD. GOOD COMPANY.
Ten tables worth
making time for.
A curated shortlist of some of the best places to eat around Kiama: eight in town and two in nearby Gerringong. From a special dinner to a sea-view brunch, there’s something for every kind of holiday appetite.
Kiama · Seafood & modern Australian
Silica
For an occasion worth lingering over, Silica pairs a Surf Beach setting with seafood-focused dining. It is a lovely choice for a more considered lunch or dinner, when the meal is part of the holiday rather than a stop between plans. Come for the coastal outlook and explore the current seasonal menu.
Menu & venue details ↗Kiama · Middle Eastern-inspired
Miss Arda
Make an evening of sharing at Miss Arda on Terralong Street. Its Middle Eastern-inspired menu is designed for exploring together, making it a strong choice for couples or friends who would rather order a little of everything. Settle in, choose a few dishes for the table and let dinner take its time.
Menu & venue details ↗Kiama · Vietnamese
Hanoi on Manning
This family-run Vietnamese restaurant brings both traditional and contemporary cooking to Manning Street. It is an inviting option when you fancy bright flavours and a change of pace from beachside seafood. Gather around the table, browse the current menu and build a meal to share after a day exploring the coast.
Menu & venue details ↗Kiama · Modern Australian & pizza
Olive & Vine
Olive & Vine keeps things relaxed with a broad modern Australian menu, including gourmet pizzas, seafood, pasta and meat dishes. That variety makes it an appealing choice for a mixed group or family meal. Dine in for an easy evening out, or choose takeaway when the apartment is exactly where you want to be.
Menu & venue details ↗Kiama · Coastal brunch & casual dining
Diggies Kiama
At Blowhole Point, Diggies makes an outing of morning coffee or a leisurely brunch, with sea views and a casual seasonal menu. Pair it with a visit to the lighthouse and blowhole, or simply stay a little longer over something from the licensed bar. A natural fit for an unhurried holiday morning.
Menu & venue details ↗Kiama · Harbour-view café dining
Penny Whistlers
Penny Whistlers combines views across Kiama Harbour with the easygoing feel of a seaside café. Its all-day dining approach makes it a useful pick for breakfast, brunch or a relaxed lunch between adventures. Choose it when you want good conversation, something satisfying to eat and a little time watching the waterfront.
Menu & venue details ↗Kiama · Homestyle Italian
Zia’s
Handmade pizzas, house-made pasta and generous portions put Zia’s firmly in the comfort-food corner of a Kiama escape. The relaxed Italian restaurant has indoor and outdoor dining, with takeaway also available. It is an easy choice for a convivial family dinner or a cosy evening sharing familiar favourites after a salty day outside.
Menu & venue details ↗Kiama · Indian
JJ’s Indian Restaurant
For warming spices and a generous shared meal, JJ’s is a welcoming option in central Kiama. The menu draws on Indian favourites, with curries and vegetarian dishes among the choices. It is the kind of dinner to build around a few different flavours, taking your time over a table full of food and conversation.
Menu & venue details ↗Gerringong · Coastal dining & cocktails
The Hill Bar & Kitchen
Head south to neighbouring Gerringong for a casual meal with an expansive ocean outlook. The Hill combines a restaurant and bar with an easy coastal atmosphere, making it a good excuse to explore beyond Kiama. Plan a leisurely meal, enjoy the views and leave time for a look around Gerringong before heading home.
Menu & venue details ↗Gerringong · Seasonal destination dining
River at Crooked River Estate
For a meal that anchors a whole afternoon, River at Crooked River Estate brings contemporary seasonal cooking together with wines produced on the estate. The vineyard setting adds a different side to a coastal stay. Book ahead for a special lunch or dinner, and arrange your transport if wine tasting is on the agenda.
Menu & venue details ↗Our curated picks, rather than a ranked list. Menus, opening days and availability change; check directly with each venue and book ahead for weekends and holidays. Guide checked October 2026.
TAKE THE SCENIC WAY
Wild coast.
Green escapes.
Pack your walking shoes, leave a little room for adventure and discover the landscape beyond the beach. Coastal trails, rainforest walks and days on the water make Kiama an easy place to get outside.
01 / COASTAL WALK
Kiama Coast Walk
Choose a stretch of this 20km coastal route, which links Minnamurra with Werri Beach through headlands, beaches and town. You do not need to tackle it all: a shorter out-and-back is a lovely way to find your own pace. Check the route map and current access before setting off.
Route & current access ↗02 / RAINFOREST WALK
Minnamurra Rainforest
Swap salt air for fern-filled forest on the Lyrebird loop in Budderoo National Park. Elevated walkways and suspension bridges offer an immersive look at the rainforest. For a longer, steeper outing, the Minnamurra Falls walk adds waterfall and canyon views; choose the route that suits your group and check park alerts before travelling.
Plan your rainforest visit ↗For a longer outing: Minnamurra Falls walk ↗ — 4.2km return, 1–2 hours, Grade 4. Park entry fees apply.
03 / GEOLOGY & PHOTOGRAPHY
Bombo & Cathedral Rocks
Discover a wilder side of the coastline around Bombo, where dramatic basalt formations give the landscape an almost sculptural feel. Bombo Headland and nearby Cathedral Rocks are rewarding places to explore with a camera. Enjoy the established paths and lookouts, and keep clear of exposed rock edges and wave-washed areas.
Explore Bombo ↗04 / LOOKOUTS & COUNTRYSIDE
Saddleback Mountain
Take a break from the shoreline and head inland to Saddleback Mountain Lookout. Clear weather brings sweeping views across green countryside and the coast, with northern and southern viewing platforms offering different perspectives. It is an appealing scenic drive and a chance to see how closely Kiama’s rolling hills meet the sea.
Discover the lookout ↗05 / PADDLE & SURF
A different view of the water
Try a guided stand-up paddleboarding session on Minnamurra River, explore kayak-hire options on Crooked River at Gerroa, or book a surf lesson at Seven Mile Beach. Local operators can help match the experience to your confidence and the conditions, whether you are finding your balance or keen to learn something new.
Find water activities ↗06 / FISHING & OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Make a day of it
For something more active, look into a locally guided fishing experience or an offshore trip with Kiama Charter Service. Inland, treetop adventures and the water rides at Jamberoo offer other ways to fill a day. Check operators’ current sessions, age requirements and weather policies when choosing an outing for your group.
Browse local adventures ↗YOUR NEXT COASTAL CHAPTER
See you in the blue.
We’re getting Kiama Blue ready for your next escape.
Our Airbnb listing is coming soon.
A few things to know
How is the apartment laid out?
The apartment is across two levels. Both bedrooms and both bathrooms are on one floor, with the large open-plan living area on the other. There are stairs between the floors.
Are these photos of the apartment?
The interior images are illustrative mock-ups to share the coastal mood of Kiama Blue. Actual apartment photography and confirmed amenities will be added before bookings open. The local-area photographs show Kiama.
How can I book a stay?
Bookings will be available through Airbnb. Once our listing is live, you’ll find a direct booking link here with availability, pricing, sleeping arrangements and all the details for your stay.