At the End of the Road

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park


Staying in the two rooms at this private family home feel more like visiting your Auntie's house than a B&B – complete with the pastoral floral print (on everything). One room offers en-suite facilities, while the other shares a bath just down the hall. The kitchen remains locked outside of breakfast time. Claustrophobics will appreciate the wide-open, grassy grounds.


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Nearby Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park attractions

1. Sulphur Banks

1.53 MILES

A wooden boardwalk weaves between misty, rocky vents stained chartreuse, yellow, orange and other psychedelic colors by tons of sulfur-infused steam…

2. Volcano Art Center

1.54 MILES

Near the Kilauea Visitor Center, this sharp local art gallery spotlights museum-quality pottery, paintings, woodwork, sculpture, jewelry, Hawaiian quilts…

3. Kilauea Visitor Center & Museum

1.56 MILES

Stop here first on your visit to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. Extraordinarily helpful (and remarkably patient) rangers and volunteers can advise you…

4. Niaulani Campus

1.78 MILES

On the edge of an old-grown ohia forest, this campus of the main Volcano Art Center gallery in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park showcases spillover and…

5. Volcano Garden Arts

1.85 MILES

Do your Big Island art shopping at this gallery and studio in the fern forest. Walls and tables overflow with paintings, handicrafts and jewelry produced…

6. Steam Vents & Steaming Bluff

1.85 MILES

Creating impressive billowing plumes in the cool early morning, these vents make a convenient drive-up photo op. Hot rocks below the surface boil…

7. Kilauea Iki Overlook

2.38 MILES

When 'Little Kilauea' burst open in a fiery inferno in November 1959, it filled the crater with a roiling lake of molten rock fed by a 1900ft fountain…

8. Lava Tree Molds

2.44 MILES

Near the start of Mauna Loa Rd, there's a turnoff to some neglected lava tree molds – deep wells that formed when lava flows engulfed the rainforest and…