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    alohacraterlodge@gmail.com                  Telephone  808-345-4449

   Aloha and welcome to Volcano, Hawaii’s Aloha Crater Lodge & Lava Tube.  We offer Bed & Breakfast and Vacation Rental accommodations in Volcano, Hawai’i less than 2 miles from the Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park.  Our lodge is nestled in a beautiful and unique Hawaiian fern forest with an entrance into Kazumura cave and  lava tube,  Guests have an opportunity to join us on a private tour during their stay with us. Designed with your privacy in mind all rooms have a private entrance, bath and kitchenette.  Aloha Crater Lodge provides a daily, in room, continental breakfast to our Bed & Breakfast Guests.  Start your morning with a hot cup of delicious Hawaiian blend coffee or tea from Hilo Coffee Mill, enjoy sumptuous fresh Island papayas and bananas along with a variety of seasonal fruit, homemade Hawaiian tea bread will warm your heart.  If that’s not enough we also offer a variety of hot cereal and yogurt to fill you up before your Hawai’i Island adventure.  After a long day of hiking and lava viewing our outdoor, jetted tub promises to relax and invigorate your body, mind and soul.

   alohacraterlodge@gmail.com                  Telephone  808-345-4449

   Aloha Crater Lodge and Lava Tube is a hidden gem in Volcano Village that promises a truly unique, nature experience into Kazumura cave and lava tube.  It is estimated that lava flows from about 500-700 years ago originating from Kilauea Iki created this spectacular lava tube cave about 40 miles in length, the longest and deepest lava tube cave system in the world mapped to date.  Kazumura cave is a wonderful showcase of beautiful flow stone and we guide our visitors into the cave daily Monday-Saturday from 8:30-10:30 it is a 30 minute adventure, on Sunday we strat at 12pm.  The hike is a hard difficulty 2 areas, agility and good fitness needed, chidren 10 and over should be ok while attended by a parent, tennis shoe/hiking boot and long pants are required.

     alohacraterlodge@gmail.com                 Telephone  808-345-4449

Experience Aloha from the edge of kazumura cave and lava tube, Aloha Crater Lodge and Lava Tube is located less than 2 miles from the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.  Volcanoes are monuments to Earth’s origin, here in Hawaii we see evidence that its powerful forces are still at work. During a volcanic eruption, we are reminded that our Island is an ever-changing environment. We can only stand in awe before the power of an eruption, like life and death, rebirth and life emerge from the constantly changing landscape.  Well-known for its volcanic significance, Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park is also one of the most fascinating biologic landscapes in the world. Located more than 2,000 miles from the nearest continental land mass, the Hawaiian Archipelago is the most geographically isolated group of islands on Earth. The Park sits on the southeastern edge of the youngest and largest island at a latitude of 19°N. Stretching from the summit of Mauna Loa at 13,677 feet to sea level, the Park protects a wide diversity of ecosystems and habitat for numerous native Hawaiian species such as carnivorous caterpillars, happy face spiders and colorful Hawaiian honeycreepers.

       alohacraterlodge@gmail.com                Telephone  808-345-4449

   Currently the best and closest place to observe a volcanic eruption within Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park is from Jaggar Museum overlook, and other vantage points at the summit of Kilauea that provide views of Halema’uma’u Crater.

During daylight, the robust plume of volcanic gas is a constant and dramatic reminder of the molten rock churning in a lava lake beneath the crater floor. After sunset, Halema’uma’u continues to thrill visitors and park staff with a vivid glow that illuminates the clouds and the plume as it billows into the night sky.  About an hour drive from Volcano, the Kalapana public viewing area is outside of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and is managed by Hawaii County. There is no fee to enter the viewing area. Currently the viewing area is open from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with the last vehicle allowed in at 8:00 p.m. To hear a recorded message of updated viewing conditions, call 808-961-8093.