Pali’uli Estate mit altem hawaiianischem Landhaus-Flair im tropischen Regenwald.

Our bed and breakfast was built in 1930-1938. The name on the entrance pillar is Pali-uli. This meaning found in the Hawaiian dictionary is very accurate. n. A legendary land of plenty and joy, said to be on Hawaii, where chiefs' children were raised. Lit., green cliff. Pali-uli in the misty rain.

This 2-bedroom bed & breakfast is perfect for your escape to Volcano. Inside, guests find two California king beds and two twin beds, plus a cozy living room with a sofa bed for extra sleeping if needed.
The bathroom features a refreshing shower and a hair dryer for convenience.
Electric heaters keeps upstairs bedrooms inviting no matter the season. Downstairs there is a propane open flame heater with thermostat.
Enjoy visiting our farm animals. We have sheep, goats, chickens and a cow.
Meet Pali’uli one of two wiener dogs that roam about. Maka is her brother. There is also a Catahoula/lab mix puppy.
Take a walk around the property and walk on top of an old Hawaiian rock wall through Hapu’u ferns and O’hia trees. There’s many flowers and plants to enjoy. There is also a fun bamboo forest area.

Volcanoes National Park is only 5 minutes away. After a day of hiking and site seeing relax in the courtyard hot tub.

We recommend the buffet breakfast at Volcano national parks.

Enjoy Hilo only 40 minutes away or Punalu’u beach (black sand) 35 minutes the other direction.
Whether you’re relaxing indoors or planning your next adventure, this fabulous spot offers a wonderful blend of comfort and charm.
Remember to plan for cooler weather here in Volcano. If coming from outer islands it is the best staycation with cool nights and on clear nights laniākea (unlimited heavens above)
We'll be available to answer any questions while you stay at our place.