Kīlauea, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

So interesting, unique plants that only grow there, trails are beautiful, so green and fresh. I recomend take the trail from the Kilauea Visitor Center, is around 45-60 minutes walking, the view is spectacular.

Amazing experience. Here you loose the notion of time and space. If you like hiking that’s probably one of the best places on the island - natural beauty is overwhelming

These pictures are from April 17 & 18, 2022. Pele never disapoints when I visit.

Still one of the few places where you can actually see lava. Unfortunately, when we were there in March, there was no activity and you could only see a few orange spots in the evening. The key thing is to visit during the day and see the dramatic landscape and then return after sunset to see the glow of the lava (and if you are luck, actual moving lava). Looks like its active again now but will be a few years before I return.

Dress warm and bring a flashlight! It gets really chilly up here. We came in early April and it was about 12C. The eruption is about a 15 minute walk from the parking lot. If you’re coming with kids, you can probably bring a stroller up until 100meters or so where you’re in rock; an all terrain stroller could probably do it. The viewing area is boarded off and it gets quite busy. The eruption wasn’t very large when we went, but security stated that it was spewing the week before. The sky is lit up a beautifully rose after sunset