SaveThe 2018 lower Puna eruption buried the Big Island’s two best-known warm ponds, ʻAhalanui and the Kapoho tide pools, under fresh lava. So can you still find a hot spring on the Big Island? Yes, but only one is left. It’s Pohoiki, at Isaac Hale Beach Park in the Puna district, where the 2018 lava … Continue reading Hot ponds and hot springs