Wendell And Teresa's home is a hidden gem on the Island of Hawaii. If you are looking for an accommodation where you can connect with the Hawaiian culture, learn about Hawaii's history, make new friends, talk story, and possibly gain a new Ohana, then look no further than a Short walk to the shoreline. This was the first time that I stayed at an Airbnb in Hawaii that is owned, managed, and lovingly hosted by Native Hawaiians, and I must say that my experience was deeper, more meaningful, and honestly, better. When I first booked this place, I knew that I was going to have a good time, but I had no idea just how much of an impact it would have on me. When you check in, the hosts will greet you and show you around the property. My brother and I arrived a bit late on the day we checked in, but Teresa welcomed us warmly and made us feel at home. I really appreciated the little welcome gift they prepared for us. The hosts live upstairs, so they are always around if you have any questions. I would recommend all future guests to get to know Wendell And Teresa if you book their place. Every conversation that I had with them was meaningful. And be sure to ask them for recommendations. All of the restaurants that they recommended were fantastic! The hosts also allow their guests to use the backyard space. It's beautiful! Teresa raises chickens and various kinds of birds too. The unit you will be staying in has everything you need, and the bed is super comfy. I really liked the collection of books that are in this Airbnb. Teresa left many personal touches and notes throughout the unit. I would recommend you to read the little welcome book that the hosts prepared. It will make you appreciate your stay in Hawaii more. On the morning of my departure, Wendell invited me upstairs for some Kona coffee with honey. I made many wonderful memories with my family during my trip, but I really treasure this moment that I shared with Wendell and his Ohana. I would give Wendell and Teresa 1,000 Stars if I could. I am so grateful that I booked a stay at a Short walk to the shoreline. Mahalo and Aloha.