At the edge of the volcano park is where the lava finally meets the sea. It had flown down from all of the volcanoes in the park during various years in history, the most recent being in the last ten years. Below are photos from the edge of the volcano park, the area where the lava has met the sea.
The cliffs of lava into the sea:
The famous "Sea Arch" where the waves and wind have formed an arch in the lava:
A row of palm trees growing among the lava, somehow:
The road that once allowed to drive through the area, now covered by lava:
The sign that the road was closed, which now has been covered with lava:
Scenic area of where the hills of lava meet the sea:
The cliffs of lava into the sea:
The famous "Sea Arch" where the waves and wind have formed an arch in the lava:
A row of palm trees growing among the lava, somehow:
The road that once allowed to drive through the area, now covered by lava:
The sign that the road was closed, which now has been covered with lava:
Scenic area of where the hills of lava meet the sea:
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