The Hawaii vacation destination for gay men!

  Absolute Paradise Gay B&B has been welcoming guests to the Big Island of Hawaii for over 8 years.  We are gay-owned and gay-operated and take pride in making our guests feel at home.  We are your perfect home-base for everything from relaxation to eco-tourism adventures and the place to be for gay Hawaii lodging and accommodations on the Big Island of Hawaii!

  Our gay and clothing-optional B&B is just a short stroll to the best naturist, gay-friendly black sand beach on the island of Hawaii. Located in the heart of the volcanic Puna District and nearby historic Pahoa town, we are close to Volcanoes National Park, majestic waterfalls, lush tropical gardens, and breathtaking snorkeling.  Kilauea volcano is currently very active, with lava pouring into the ocean, and our gay Hawaii B&B is located a 5 minute drive from the lava viewing area.

  All our rooms have ocean views and our pool, hot-tub, and sundeck are all clothing-optional.  Whether you're looking for snow-capped mountains (in winter), sizzling black sand beaches (including a nudist beach), or rivers of molten lava you will find it near us on the Big Island of Hawaii.  Hilo International Airport is about 45 minutes away and Pahoa town is about 15 minutes away.

Kilauea Volcano Activity Update (from Hawaiian Volcano Observatory)
Updated July 12, 2010

Lava is pooling/flowing at two locations! One of Mother Nature's greatest spectacles.

Kilauea volcanic activity continues with lava ponds at two locations.:

1) At the summit, a circulating and spattering lava surface was visible in a deep pit inset within the floor of Halema`uma`u Crater (115 m or 380 ft below the crater floor) and produced a glow that was visible from the Jaggar Museum overlook.

2) At the east rift zone vents, lava pooled in the Pu`u O`u crater and flowed through tubes and fed advancing surface flows along the hillside. These flows had reached down to the 200' elevation near the base of the hill by July 11. The county of Hawaii has set up viewing areas for the public ( viewing hours are from 2-10 p.m.; last car allowed in until 8 p.m.).  The viewing area is at the end of Hwy. 130, about 10 minutes from our B&B.

For the latest information visit the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory website (link will open in new window).

 

 

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Let us extend the warmest island welcome  you
will encounter on your gay Hawaii B&B vacation.