Hot springs in Hawaii

From roadside resort pools to backcountry springs, here's every hot spring in Hawaii we could verify against official sources. Of these, 1 are free to soak and 0 have lodging on site.

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Shows springs whose hottest pool is at least this warm.

Max adult price

Any

Mineral content (source water)

Lithium (1+ mg/L)High silica

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No chlorineClothing optionalFreeDay passNo reservation neededLodging on siteCamping nearbyFamily-friendly18+ / adults-only timesDogs allowedSaunaFood on siteOpen year-roundWheelchair accessible

Wild spring

Pohoiki Warm Ponds (Isaac Hale Beach Park)

Pahoa, HI

Warm, geothermally heated ponds at Isaac Hale Beach Park in Puna, formed when 2018 lava flows filled the old Pohoiki boat harbor with black sand. State tourism lists the park with lifeguard, parking and portable toilets, and warns that bacteria may be present because the warm water has no known circulation. The surf at the beach itself is for experienced swimmers only.

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