Kiama - small town in 120 kilometres to the south from Sydney in the New Southern Wales. The city population - approximately 20 000 persons. Tourism, in particular surfing, along coast many various cafes is developed. The name "Kiama" is received from an aboriginal - Kiarama - that means "the Place where the sea rustles". Kiama, also it is known as "where mountains concern the seas". Every year thousand tourists come to see beautiful big fountains of water which creates Otdushina Kjama. In 2006 areas of a review in the Outlet of Kjama have been modernised. Post office Kjama, one of many historical buildings, is known its history and pink colour. In Kjamo there is the memorial, historical fire depot used for exhibitions. The beacon of Kjama, on Outlet Point, has been constructed in the end of 1800 and located close to an outlet.