Hot Springs in

Hawaii

Hawaii hot springs: find where geothermal pools are actually accessible, what’s open or restricted, and how to plan a safe visit with tides, lava hazards, and local etiquette in mind.

Map of Hot Springs in

Hawaii

Use the interactive map below to see where hot springs in this state are located. Zoom and pan to find roadside springs, remote natural pools, and developed resorts.

Hot Springs in

Hawaii

Wai Ola Springs, Hawaii

A reservation-only Lower Puna soak with above-ground tubs filled from on-site hot spring water (reported 108°F to 115°F), built for quiet two-hour sessions, not crowds.

19.43494991

-154.894192

Wai Ola Springs, Hawaii

Puna Rainforest Retreat, Hawaii

A stay-based Puna rainforest retreat with steam-vent heated soaking tubs and a steam-vent trail, built for private, quiet geothermal downtime rather than public hot ponds.

19.44291228

-154.9483113

Puna Rainforest Retreat, Hawaii

Pohoiki Warm Ponds, Hawaii

A rare Hawaii geothermal shoreline soak in Puna where warm ponds sit beside a new black sand beach, with surf, bacteria advisories, and park closures that can change the plan.

19.457388

-154.844542

Pohoiki Warm Ponds, Hawaii