Pool & wet surfaces
No lifeguard is present. Children need continuous adult supervision. Walk—never run—on wet tile, and keep glass away from the deck.
Help & safety
Urgent action comes before troubleshooting. Use the private property address from your arrival message when speaking with responders.
Immediate danger
Move to a safe location. Give the property address from your private arrival message. Do not delay emergency help to contact guest services or attempt a repair.

Know the main risks
Most problems are prevented by slowing down, checking conditions, and choosing the conservative option.
No lifeguard is present. Children need continuous adult supervision. Walk—never run—on wet tile, and keep glass away from the deck.
Currents, surf, and shore break change quickly. Follow lifeguards and posted warnings. When in doubt, stay out.
Carry water, use shade, and take breaks before you feel overheated. Never leave children or animals in a vehicle.
Lava rock is sharp, unstable, and hotter than it looks. Stay on marked routes and wear closed shoes.
Give animals space. Never touch, feed, crowd, chase, or block their path on land or in the water.
Exterior light is low. Use a flashlight, watch thresholds, and avoid unfamiliar shoreline or lava trails after dark.
Safety equipment
Do not put yourself at risk searching for equipment. Leave immediately when fire, smoke, gas odor, or electrical danger makes that the safer choice.
Property problems
Move people away, leave the house if needed, and call 911 when danger is immediate. Then message guest services.
Message guest services immediately through the reservation thread. Include what happened and a photo only if safe.
Send a short description between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM HST. Do not disassemble equipment or call an outside vendor.