Ohia House offers one beautifully designed suite, just for you. Your suite has a private entrance and screened in lanai. Includes Queen size bed, private bath with tub/shower combination, desk, sitting area TV and refrigerator.

Volcanic Attractions

We are located just seven miles from a live lava flow. Take a day stroll or enjoy night viewing of the fiery orange glow and fireworks display from the molten lava entering the ocean.

Kehena Black Sand Beach

Just fifteen minutes away is Kehena Beach which is one of the few black sand beaches left. A small trail leads down to the beach near mile marker 19 on Highway 137. Clothes are optional at this beach. It is a very beautiful and serene beach, especially in the morning when the sun comes up over the ocean.

Kapoho Tide Pools

Ten minutes away are the Kapoho Tide Pools where you'll experience a wide variety of tropical fish and coral. The water here is crystal clear and calm.

Thermal Pools

Fifteen minutes away are the Ahalanui thermal pools which consist of several volcanic heated pools.

Isaac Hale Beach Park

This picturesque park, located a few miles away, is a haven for local fishermen and surfers. Picnic areas for you to enjoy the views and a nice lunch.

Golfing

Play a round of championship golf at the Volcano Golf and Country Club situated on the rim of the active Kilauea volcanic crater amidst the backdrop of 13,000 ft Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. This public course is 18 holes, par 72, and has a total of 6,547 yards of playing area.

Volcano Golf and Country Club

While visiting the Volcano Village area you might want to treat yourself to a wine tasting at the southern most winery in the United States.

Volcano Winery

Old Town Pahoa

Just 7 miles away is quaint old town Pahoa. This Hawaiian village has an alternative flair and started out in the late 1800’s as a lumber town making koa and ohia railroad ties and later became a sugar town. Pahoa boasts several excellent restaurants, shops, Health Food Store, and galleries and even an open market on weekend mornings.

Kalapana The New Black Sand Beach

A short drive away you will find the remains of Kalapana, an entire fishing village that was covered in lava in 1990. This lava flow also covered a famous black sand beach.