So sad. June 2018. Pele covered over the tide pools. All the fishy’s and Honu boiled to death. It... read more
Sad to see these wonderful Tide pools go, but we are not in charge of Madame Pele and what she... read more
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So sad. June 2018. Pele covered over the tide pools. All the fishy’s and Honu boiled to death. It was the nicest snorkeling in the state
Sad to see these wonderful Tide pools go, but we are not in charge of Madame Pele and what she wants to do.
lava engulfed it...it is no more.....you can't get to it so don't even try to go there..... so sad...... lava has taken it and the surrounding areas.....
The Ocean is always warm amd plenty of tropical fish to see while snorkeling along the pools. The walk to the Tide Pools is scenic and full of tropical plantlife.
NO longer exists. These ponds were covered by the fresh lava flow, fisture #8 in June 2018. It has many wonderful memories in my heart.
The may 2018 eruption has completely destroyed this area it is covered with lava that now extends out more than a 1/2 mile from the former coastline
These tide pools were some of the most amazing tide pools in the world. Sadly this area was overrun and filled in with lava rock from the Kilauea eruption of 2018. The area is now inaccessible to travelers. A tremendous loss of natural beauty for...More
Buried by lava. Our thoughts go out to the hundreds of people whose homes were lost in the latest eruption .
This area no longer exists. We tried to go 7/10 and it has been under a lava flow for a couple of weeks now. Sad from what I hear.
An inconvenient walk from where you have to park, however walking through the neighborhood is kind of wonderful and the houses all seem to have their own little water holes and fountains. As you reach the end of the block and enter the road along...More
