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** Have a special price right now** The Tiny Jungle House on The Big Island is perfectly located to watch the landscape change before your very eyes at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Located 3 miles from The Tiny Jungle House this is the home of Kilauea volcano, one of the most active volcanoes on earth. It is important to me to create very affordable accommodations with the experience of a lifetime. I could charge more but why? I know I do not like to be gouged when I travel, so enjoy my gift.
Upon arrival, you will arrive in front of a privately gated home with a lock box combination with the key inside. You will travel down a long private drive of black cinder fusing into red cinder that gradually leads you to your red cinder pathway through the jungle to your personal paradise. Upon entering you will notice large windows and doors allow for natural sunlight. Complementing the ocean blue siding exterior siding to the Tahitian wallpaper in the bathroom, floor to ceiling horizontal glass plates open up the bathroom making you feel the open space and breeze on your face. This is true off the grid living from the bird frog songs at night to the catchment of water for your shower water as well as solar panels harvested from the Hawaiian sun.
Take HWY 11 toward the lovely Volcano when approaching Aloha Estates between mile marker 17-18 (right after the recycle center/trash) get in right lane and make a right on Mauna Kea go up 12 streets and make a right go to the end of the street as I am at the end of the street. The road is graded and easy to drive you do not need a 4 x 4. There is a house on the corner of Mauna Kea and 12th street-which lies in a tropical rainforest near Volcanoes National Park, the fresh new Lava Ocean Entry Point, the Hot Springs, Hilo Waterfalls, Famous Local Hikes, Black-Sand Beaches, Mauna Kea National Park and the Champagne Ponds. We are also just a 20-minute drive from Hilo airport or a 1-hour 30-minute drive over from Kona airport. Features include absolute privacy and complete off-grid living on less than one beautiful private acre close to nature; all the while being very conveniently situated to explore the rest of the Big Island and all of its attractions already within close proximity.
The house leads into a lush green garden with an expansive front lanai. The master bedroom contains 1 Queen bed with an adjacent full-size bathroom, and the downstairs couch opens into a flat sleeping quarters sofa bed. The house features window views of the nature of tropical gardens on the property.
Complimentary (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN)s, suntan lotion, aloe vera, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water, coffee, tea, sugar, bath towels and wash clothes are provided for all of our valued guests.
**Please note there is a narrowing going up to the loft.**
Use of the private kitchen, tropical gardens, living and dining room area are all included. A simplified home with everything you need to make a home base while on your Big Island adventure.
About The Area
**Please note this home is off the beaten path** Parking right in front of the Tiny Jungle House also has a long driveway and also parking at the cul de sac. Experience our peaceful and relaxing fully furnished retreat style vacation home, ideal for visiting couples, families, holiday goers and small groups desiring an extraordinary space for healing or personal/business retreats for up to 2 adults. Luckily the Tiny House is WITHIN THE FAMOUS PYRAMID on the Big Island which holds mysterious healing powers!!
There is a lockbox so you have self-check-in. Lock Box code 1756.
~ Indoor/Outdoor Showe (Website hidden by Airbnb) ~Toilet with Colored Motion Night Light
~Organic Shampoo/Conditioner
~Towels
~Ample Parking
~ ‘Flashlights’
~ Bamboo Drawer Holder for needle and thread etc.
~Table and Chairs for Lanai
~Binoculars
~Several Books
~Outlets
~Kitchen Sink
~Coffee Maker
~Clean Linens
~Outside Hammocks (One on the Patio & One in the Trees)
~ Extra Large Double Cooler for Food/Drink
~Many Games & Adult Coloring book
~Umbrella
~Candelabras
~Candles
~TV
~DVD Player
~CD
~Lovely Plants throughout
~Luggage Racks
~Picnic Basket
~Dining Table Set Up
~ 2 Serving Trays (One Marble & One Wood
~Single Propane Burner
~Kettle
~Pots & Pans
~Dishes & Cutlery
~Full-Length Body Mirror
~Bistro Sitting Set in the Loft
You will enjoy a soft semi off roading experience going down the 12 streets (Ok for rental cars etc). You have two neighbors on our little street.(Green house on the corner of 12ths street where you make a right turn.) It is a little remote but still close to town. Enjoy just a little drive and stop at the wonderful Volcano Hotel.
Hilo
House Rules
I live in California and run things from afar but you can contact my team anytime day or night. Here are some phone numbers so you can contact us directly. Concierge Linda 818.313.1244
Hwy 11 towards Volcano - In between Mile Marker 17-18 is Mauna Loa make a right- go down 12 streets until you see the -Greenhouse on the corner of 12th Street where you make a right and go to end of the street. Tiny Jungle House is a gated home and the Lockbox code is 1756.
We're happy to talk and provide information about the island. We respect our guest's privacy.
PLEASE NOTE: The sleeping loft in the raised cottage requires climbing a sturdy ladder as shown in the pictures.
Suitability
Enjoy the frogs at night and the neighbor's pigs and pigletts down the street.
Please note this is off the grid there is a cooler for your food and drinks There is no refrigerator. Here you'll find 150 miles of hiking trails through volcanic craters, scalded deserts and rain forests as well as a museum, petroglyphs, a walk-in lava tube and two active volcanoes: Maunaloa, which last erupted in 1984 and Kilauea which has been erupting since January 3rd, 1983. The extraordinary natural diversity of the park was recognized in 1980 when it was named a World Biosphere site by UNESCO and in 1987 when the park was again honored as a World Heritage site.
Kilauea is sometimes called "the world's only drive-in volcano." This prolific volcano currently produces (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) cubic yards of lava per day, enough to resurface a 20-mile-long, two-lane road daily. As of January (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) acres of new land have been created on Hawaii Island. The current eruption may last another 100 years or stop tomorrow. Pele, the volcano goddess who lives here, is very unpredictable. But the chance to watch Kilauea's blistering lava flows meet the sea (click here for Kalapana viewing update) is just one of the reasons to visit. Here are other essential Park attractions:
Kilauea Visitor Center
Open daily: 7:45 am to 5 pm
Begin your visit at the Kilauea Visitor Center where you can watch an hourly film from 9 am to 4 pm to introduce you to the park. Ranger talks are offered and ranger-guided activities can be scheduled. Pick up maps, learn about the park's hikes and get the latest eruption updates here.
Crater Rim Drive
Crater Rim Drive is the 10.6-mile drive that circles Kilauea Caldera. Driving around this loop will take you to the park's main attractions: the Kilauea overlook, Jaggar Museum, Halemaumau Crater, Devastation Trail, Kilauea Iki Crater Overlook and the Thurston Lava Tube.
Thomas A. Jaggar Museum
Open daily: 8:30 am to 5 pm
Thomas A. Jaggar pioneered the study of volcanology here at Kilauea. Here you can find geologic displays, maps and videos about the study of volcanoes.
Halemaumau Crater
Steam vents plume from this massive crater, known as the home of Pele, the volcano goddess. In 1967, this crater was filled with a lake of lava that eventually drained away. Great respect should be paid at this sacred site.
Thurston Lava Tube (Nahuku)
Walk through a 500-year old lava cave formed when an underground channel of molten lava drained from its cooled walls forming a massive, hollow chamber. A tropical rainforest awaits you at the end of the tube.
Puu Oo Vent
Currently Kilauea's lava activity isn't centered in its caldera (the large depression at the top of the volcano) but at the Puu Oo vent in the East Rift Zone. Puu Oo's lava flood underground tubes that empty dramatically into the sea. You can watch this spectacle at the end of Chain of Craters Road or get a closer look from the new Kalapana viewing site outside the park.
Chain of Craters Road
Ranger station open daily: 10:00 am to 9 pm
Veering south of Crater Rim Drive is Chain of Craters Road. This 3,700-foot drive eventually ends where a lava flow has literally overtaken the road.
Volcano House
The Volcano House hotel overlooking Halemaumau Crater has been operating since it was a grass shack in 1846. Even Mark Twain once stayed here on his visit to Hawaii. The hotel has recently undergone renovations and is open under new management.
Be prepared on your visit. Bring food and water since there are no facilities in the park. Dress appropriately with shoes, long pants, and a jacket. Bring binoculars and a flashlight at night. And don't forget your camera.
For your safety, please stay on marked routes, heed all warning signs, and stay out of restricted areas. There is a danger of harmful volcanic gases and unstable land in these areas.
It is about a 15-minute drive to the beautiful Story Book Volcano Village, Volcanoes National Park, Tasty Cuisine Restaurants and lovely Art Gallery. Location Location Location- Located at the halfway point to Volcano and main Town.
**Please note it gets really chilly in the evening/mornings so cozy PJ'S are recommended, I provide warm robes and lots of blankets as well**
Uniquely designed for the INTREPID & Adventurous on the Road Less Traveled. Eco Hale enkindles nature lovers, romantics, retreat seekers, adventurers & kind souls. 1 Acre, Secure, gated, solar power comfort & peace. East Hawaii, Puna triangle, no 4-W needed. Volcano, lava, nature, hikes, Furo, stars, birds & sun.
During your stay, you will find yourself surrounded by gigantic prehistoric ferns and the sound of birds found nowhere else in the world.
Remember to bring warm clothes. The volcano can get a bit chilly at night and you don't want to miss the nighttime lava viewing in the park! This area of Hawaii relies on rainwater and while the water is potable, you might prefer bottled. You may want to purchase water, snacks or food in Kona or Hilo as the two small groceries in Volcano have limited choices.
Finally, allow plenty of time for your trip.
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** Have a special price right now** The Tiny Jungle House on The Big Island is perfectly located to watch the landscape change before your very eyes at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Located 3 miles from The Tiny Jungle House this is the home of Kilauea volcano, one of the most active volcanoes on earth. It is important to me to create very affordable accommodations with the experience of a lifetime. I could charge more but why? I know I do not like to be gouged when I travel, so enjoy my gift.
Upon arrival, you will arrive in front of a privately gated home with a lock box combination with the key inside. You will travel down a long private drive of black cinder fusing into red cinder that gradually leads you to your red cinder pathway through the jungle to your personal paradise. Upon entering you will notice large windows and doors allow for natural sunlight. Complementing the ocean blue siding exterior siding to the Tahitian wallpaper in the bathroom, floor to ceiling horizontal glass plates open up the bathroom making you feel the open space and breeze on your face. This is true off the grid living from the bird frog songs at night to the catchment of water for your shower water as well as solar panels harvested from the Hawaiian sun.
Take HWY 11 toward the lovely Volcano when approaching Aloha Estates between mile marker 17-18 (right after the recycle center/trash) get in right lane and make a right on Mauna Kea go up 12 streets and make a right go to the end of the street as I am at the end of the street. The road is graded and easy to drive you do not need a 4 x 4. There is a house on the corner of Mauna Kea and 12th street-which lies in a tropical rainforest near Volcanoes National Park, the fresh new Lava Ocean Entry Point, the Hot Springs, Hilo Waterfalls, Famous Local Hikes, Black-Sand Beaches, Mauna Kea National Park and the Champagne Ponds. We are also just a 20-minute drive from Hilo airport or a 1-hour 30-minute drive over from Kona airport. Features include absolute privacy and complete off-grid living on less than one beautiful private acre close to nature; all the while being very conveniently situated to explore the rest of the Big Island and all of its attractions already within close proximity.
The house leads into a lush green garden with an expansive front lanai. The master bedroom contains 1 Queen bed with an adjacent full-size bathroom, and the downstairs couch opens into a flat sleeping quarters sofa bed. The house features window views of the nature of tropical gardens on the property.
Complimentary (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN)s, suntan lotion, aloe vera, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water, coffee, tea, sugar, bath towels and wash clothes are provided for all of our valued guests.
**Please note there is a narrowing going up to the loft.**
Use of the private kitchen, tropical gardens, living and dining room area are all included. A simplified home with everything you need to make a home base while on your Big Island adventure.
About The Area
**Please note this home is off the beaten path** Parking right in front of the Tiny Jungle House also has a long driveway and also parking at the cul de sac. Experience our peaceful and relaxing fully furnished retreat style vacation home, ideal for visiting couples, families, holiday goers and small groups desiring an extraordinary space for healing or personal/business retreats for up to 2 adults. Luckily the Tiny House is WITHIN THE FAMOUS PYRAMID on the Big Island which holds mysterious healing powers!!
There is a lockbox so you have self-check-in. Lock Box code 1756.
~ Indoor/Outdoor Showe (Website hidden by Airbnb) ~Toilet with Colored Motion Night Light
~Organic Shampoo/Conditioner
~Towels
~Ample Parking
~ ‘Flashlights’
~ Bamboo Drawer Holder for needle and thread etc.
~Table and Chairs for Lanai
~Binoculars
~Several Books
~Outlets
~Kitchen Sink
~Coffee Maker
~Clean Linens
~Outside Hammocks (One on the Patio & One in the Trees)
~ Extra Large Double Cooler for Food/Drink
~Many Games & Adult Coloring book
~Umbrella
~Candelabras
~Candles
~TV
~DVD Player
~CD
~Lovely Plants throughout
~Luggage Racks
~Picnic Basket
~Dining Table Set Up
~ 2 Serving Trays (One Marble & One Wood
~Single Propane Burner
~Kettle
~Pots & Pans
~Dishes & Cutlery
~Full-Length Body Mirror
~Bistro Sitting Set in the Loft
You will enjoy a soft semi off roading experience going down the 12 streets (Ok for rental cars etc). You have two neighbors on our little street.(Green house on the corner of 12ths street where you make a right turn.) It is a little remote but still close to town. Enjoy just a little drive and stop at the wonderful Volcano Hotel.
Hilo
House Rules
I live in California and run things from afar but you can contact my team anytime day or night. Here are some phone numbers so you can contact us directly. Concierge Linda 818.313.1244
Hwy 11 towards Volcano - In between Mile Marker 17-18 is Mauna Loa make a right- go down 12 streets until you see the -Greenhouse on the corner of 12th Street where you make a right and go to end of the street. Tiny Jungle House is a gated home and the Lockbox code is 1756.
We're happy to talk and provide information about the island. We respect our guest's privacy.
PLEASE NOTE: The sleeping loft in the raised cottage requires climbing a sturdy ladder as shown in the pictures.
Suitability
Enjoy the frogs at night and the neighbor's pigs and pigletts down the street.
Please note this is off the grid there is a cooler for your food and drinks There is no refrigerator. Here you'll find 150 miles of hiking trails through volcanic craters, scalded deserts and rain forests as well as a museum, petroglyphs, a walk-in lava tube and two active volcanoes: Maunaloa, which last erupted in 1984 and Kilauea which has been erupting since January 3rd, 1983. The extraordinary natural diversity of the park was recognized in 1980 when it was named a World Biosphere site by UNESCO and in 1987 when the park was again honored as a World Heritage site.
Kilauea is sometimes called "the world's only drive-in volcano." This prolific volcano currently produces (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) cubic yards of lava per day, enough to resurface a 20-mile-long, two-lane road daily. As of January (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) acres of new land have been created on Hawaii Island. The current eruption may last another 100 years or stop tomorrow. Pele, the volcano goddess who lives here, is very unpredictable. But the chance to watch Kilauea's blistering lava flows meet the sea (click here for Kalapana viewing update) is just one of the reasons to visit. Here are other essential Park attractions:
Kilauea Visitor Center
Open daily: 7:45 am to 5 pm
Begin your visit at the Kilauea Visitor Center where you can watch an hourly film from 9 am to 4 pm to introduce you to the park. Ranger talks are offered and ranger-guided activities can be scheduled. Pick up maps, learn about the park's hikes and get the latest eruption updates here.
Crater Rim Drive
Crater Rim Drive is the 10.6-mile drive that circles Kilauea Caldera. Driving around this loop will take you to the park's main attractions: the Kilauea overlook, Jaggar Museum, Halemaumau Crater, Devastation Trail, Kilauea Iki Crater Overlook and the Thurston Lava Tube.
Thomas A. Jaggar Museum
Open daily: 8:30 am to 5 pm
Thomas A. Jaggar pioneered the study of volcanology here at Kilauea. Here you can find geologic displays, maps and videos about the study of volcanoes.
Halemaumau Crater
Steam vents plume from this massive crater, known as the home of Pele, the volcano goddess. In 1967, this crater was filled with a lake of lava that eventually drained away. Great respect should be paid at this sacred site.
Thurston Lava Tube (Nahuku)
Walk through a 500-year old lava cave formed when an underground channel of molten lava drained from its cooled walls forming a massive, hollow chamber. A tropical rainforest awaits you at the end of the tube.
Puu Oo Vent
Currently Kilauea's lava activity isn't centered in its caldera (the large depression at the top of the volcano) but at the Puu Oo vent in the East Rift Zone. Puu Oo's lava flood underground tubes that empty dramatically into the sea. You can watch this spectacle at the end of Chain of Craters Road or get a closer look from the new Kalapana viewing site outside the park.
Chain of Craters Road
Ranger station open daily: 10:00 am to 9 pm
Veering south of Crater Rim Drive is Chain of Craters Road. This 3,700-foot drive eventually ends where a lava flow has literally overtaken the road.
Volcano House
The Volcano House hotel overlooking Halemaumau Crater has been operating since it was a grass shack in 1846. Even Mark Twain once stayed here on his visit to Hawaii. The hotel has recently undergone renovations and is open under new management.
Be prepared on your visit. Bring food and water since there are no facilities in the park. Dress appropriately with shoes, long pants, and a jacket. Bring binoculars and a flashlight at night. And don't forget your camera.
For your safety, please stay on marked routes, heed all warning signs, and stay out of restricted areas. There is a danger of harmful volcanic gases and unstable land in these areas.
It is about a 15-minute drive to the beautiful Story Book Volcano Village, Volcanoes National Park, Tasty Cuisine Restaurants and lovely Art Gallery. Location Location Location- Located at the halfway point to Volcano and main Town.
**Please note it gets really chilly in the evening/mornings so cozy PJ'S are recommended, I provide warm robes and lots of blankets as well**
Uniquely designed for the INTREPID & Adventurous on the Road Less Traveled. Eco Hale enkindles nature lovers, romantics, retreat seekers, adventurers & kind souls. 1 Acre, Secure, gated, solar power comfort & peace. East Hawaii, Puna triangle, no 4-W needed. Volcano, lava, nature, hikes, Furo, stars, birds & sun.
During your stay, you will find yourself surrounded by gigantic prehistoric ferns and the sound of birds found nowhere else in the world.
Remember to bring warm clothes. The volcano can get a bit chilly at night and you don't want to miss the nighttime lava viewing in the park! This area of Hawaii relies on rainwater and while the water is potable, you might prefer bottled. You may want to purchase water, snacks or food in Kona or Hilo as the two small groceries in Volcano have limited choices.
Finally, allow plenty of time for your trip.