Gay Hawaii: Absolute Paradise Gay B&B

Gay Hawaii Island Bed and Breakfast
Looking for a great gay Hawaii vacation? Tired of the same old hotels and resorts?

The Hawaii vacation destination for gay men!

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 active, with lava pooling/flowing intermittently, and our gay Hawaii B&B is located about a 10 minute drive from the lava viewing area.

Absolute Paradise Gay B&B has been welcoming guests to the Big Island of Hawaii for over 10 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!

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 an active volcano you will find it near us on the Big Island of Hawaii. Hilo Town and its International Airport is about 45 minutes away and Pahoa town is about 15 minutes away.

Kilauea Volcano Activity Update (from Hawaiian Volcano Observatory)
Updated May 4, 2012
Lava activity visible in Volcanoes National Park and Pu'u O'o vent!
Kilauea volcanic activity continues with lava visible at two locations:

1) At the summit crater, the lava lake level continues to have rise/fall cycles that start with large rockfalls into the lava lake and sometimes lava splashing over the inner ledge (about 250 ft below the floor of Halema`uma`u Crater); lava is visible as a bright glow at night from the Jaggar Museum in Volcanoes National Park.

2) On the east rift zone, there are currently several surface flows and spatter cones on the hillside and coastal plain near the Pu`u `O`o Crater and areas of spattering lava within the crater. The last standing home of the Royal Gardens subdivision burned down last month. The county of Hawaii has set up viewing areas for the public to view the Kalapana eruption (viewing hours are from 2-10 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).

Good news... getting here is now easier than ever:
Continental Airlines has daily nonstop service to Hilo, Hawai'i, from Los Angeles (LAX)
and once-weekly service to Hilo from San Francisco (SFO).

Just say no to airline baggage fees: vacation naked!

Our home, garden, and pool area. (Place mouse over images to see alternate views.)

This vacation destination for gay men is located on Hawaii's Big Island, in the heart of the volcanic Puna region, where black sand beaches meet lush forests ...

Black sand beach and coastline. [Place mouse over image for another coastline.]

...and where red hot lava vaporizes the rolling surf.

Lava flow at dusk....and flowing into the ocean. [Place mouse over images for alternate views.]

Relax on a peaceful beach or get soacked by the splashing waves

Hike to the only white sand beach on this side of the island [Place mouse over image for a splash.]

Our B&B is gay-owned and gay-operated:
stay with family during your vacation in Hawaii.

Click on the sidebar links to find out more about the warm hospitality you'll encounter at our gay Hawaii B&B. We have spacious, comfortable rooms, a private suite, beautiful views of the ocean, and a clothing-optional sundeck, in-ground pool and hot-tub.

The best the Big Island has to offer!

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

Feel free to ask us a question about travel and vacationing in gay Hawaii at info@absoluteparadise.tv
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