An experience like no other. I wish I would have known more about the history of the destruction of Kalapana in 1990 before coming to stay on the lava field, but I've read up on it since returning home. The space itself is beautiful, clean, even luxurious. My only caution is mosquitos--they woke us up constantly and I have a lot of bites. Making the netting more secure, preparing with bug spray, and/or lighting an anti-mosquito candle would help. Staying in the temple, in open air, really makes you feel one with the land, and it is a privilege to stay past the security point at the lava viewing area. There is so much natural beauty to see. You must have a vehicle--renting a car from Jade was a breeze and so convenient. She communicates readily and is friendly and hospitable to boot! Take her recommendations--Uncle's Wed night market, the sites along the Red Road, and the lava boat tour (it is incredible--INCREDIBLE).