Talk about a Bucket List Event: Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park is one of the very few places in the world where you can safely watch the orange glow of lava. While the Kilauea volcano has been erupting almost continuously for the last four decades there have been very few times where one can see the crater filled with hot molten lava from the safety of an overhead observation lookout. To...
After a long winter of being cooped up —— so many of us in need of a change of scenery. We’re here to answer your questions about traveling to the Big Island of Hawaii right now. What are the COVID-19 numbers on the Big Island? Despite the island welcoming hundreds of thousands of visitors since October, case counts here have been very low, with the rolling average typically...
by Andrew B., Friend of Paradise in Hawaii One of the main reasons our family visited the Big Island of Hawaii was to tour Volcanoes National Park. My wife and I first visited over 20 years ago and while we were there we hiked a small portion of the Park. Recently we returned with our two teenage sons; we wanted to see the volcanoes in a new way, and to see...
