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by Artistree
Completely off-grid, the Phoenix House offers a perfect place to get away and recharge. You can often see Pele's Orange Glow from here! Whether you spend the time on a solo journey wrapped in starlit nights, or come with a friend or beloved to explore the wonder of Hawaii's beaches and culture, the will be a trip to remember.
Wake up amazed! Enjoy otherworldly vistas of volcanic scenery from this unique, off-grid tiny home at the foot of the world's most active volcano. Two individual pods are bridged by a lanai in the middle, creating a breezy area for sitting, dining, and planning family adventures that they will never forget.
These adventures are just out of your door.
Seeing the lava up-close-and-personal is an experience that few people ever forget. How close you can get to the lava depends on where the flow is active, and what lava viewing locations are accessible.
From up-close as it flows over the land and/or into the ocean. Conditions permitting, your options are:
From a distance, e.g. with:
These adventures are a short drive away, but totally worth it.
A favorite scenic drive on the Big Island, the Kalapana – Kapoho road (also known as “red road”) runs along the coast through tree tunnels in the lush Puna district, passes by a few beach parks and hot ponds which make great stops to take in the surroundings, and abruptly stops at the Isaac Hale beach park where it has been cut off by the most recent lava flow.
The 2018 volcanic eruption also created several natural thermal ponds which are contained by all the new black sand that trap heated spring water. The heat from the water seeping underground and reemerging creates these ponds, making them now the newest natural volcanically-heated ponds on the island.
Kaimū beach fits very easily into every itinerary that takes you into Puna and its beauty is not to be missed. Not for swimming, but the view is spectacular.
One click is all that's between you and limitless bliss.