Halona Blow Hole

Fountain Cave is also a very suitable attraction here, natural formation of the cave content, through the pressure of the sea to form the characteristics of the eruption, Fountain Cave is also a very worthy view here, from time to time an eruption moment.

Fountain Cave is a natural formed landscape, not every time you can see, need to be large sea water beat over, in some geological holes change, the formation of the fountain is also the reason for the volcanic lava, here is still quite far away, very interesting.

Lanai lookout & Halona blowhole are all products of nature, so wonderful. Be sure to protect the environment and not destroy nature

Fountain Cave - located at the foot of Diamond Head Mountain, is a coastal cave formed by volcanic lava. The coast around it is black volcanic lava, so it is also called "Blackstone Fountain". This magical natural fountain often emits water pillars several meters high. The bigger the wave, the greater the pressure, the higher the water pillars emitted, and accompanied by rumbling sound, the scene is very spectacular.

There is a viewing platform at the fountain mouth, which allows free parking. The fountain mouth is a pile of volcanic lava, which has left a big crack on the reef of the rock wall due to the erosion of sea water for a long time. When the wave hits the rock wall, under the pressure of great pressure, the sea water will rush up from the crevice to form a huge water column, and there is a huge sound, as if it is a fountain of water. Local bear children like to play and interact with the sea.

This coastal cave formed by volcanic lava, also known as the "Blackstone Fountain", because of long-term sea erosion, as long as there is a sea water influx, it will spray 16 meters high water column spray into the air, accompanied by rumbling sound, very shocking. No tickets are required. Tourists should not be too close to the spout to avoid being washed down by the rapids.

A natural blowhole right off the side of the road near Hanauma bay. It's really cool to see it blow out seawater every few seconds.

Halona Fountain Cave, Halona Blowhole. In Hawaiian, Hlona, pay attention and observe. Halona Fountain, located in the southeast corner of Oahu, northeast of the Hanama Bay Extended Coastline, between Lanai Lookout and Sandy Beach, back to Sandy Beach Park, southeast facing the vast Pacific Ocean. On a windy day, when the tide is rising, the wind pushes the waves through the natural caves in the rock formations, and sprays out into the sky, like a fountain. When the sea breeze and the wave are perfect, the spray of the waves can reach 30 feet high, which is a high tide. Hlona Blowhole, Halona Fountain Cave; It can also be called Halona Blowhole Lookout, the Halona Fountain Cave Viewing Attraction. Specific location: 8483 HI-72, Honolulu, HI 96825.