This place is an old organic fruit and coffee farm right off the bypass road. A tiny home with a huge bathroom and a view all the way down to the ocean. You park right at your own private patio, and have a huge outdoor sink where you can rinse off any salty or sandy items when you return from the beach. Guava, Avocado and Orange trees right off the front porch (all were heavy with ripe fruit in November when we were there.) We heard and then saw wild pigs (and/or boar) romping thru in the early am and at dusk to scarf up any fruit that may have fallen. It is truly a lovely and seemingly secluded place away from the fast paced demands of every day life. The tiny house is equipped with a small microwave, a mini-fridge with a separate section for frozen things, a K-Cup coffee maker with ample K-Cups, and a pot for boiling water, along with dishes and utensils. The hosts are on the property in the main house, which is Mauka { ==uphill and away from the ocean in relationship} to the tiny house.) In addition, they have provided coolers, beach and snorkeling gear, with beach towels, extra TP and ample towels and cleaning supplies. If you ask Emma, she can bring you the picker if you feel like harvesting a few things! Oh, And the view to forever from the cantilevered loft is amazing. Going to sleep and waking up to those gentle breezes and earthy (and rooster crowing) sounds took me back to simpler days. We stayed 3 nights and were glad we did. The hosts were very accommodating and able to bring over anything extra that we needed. There is a ladder to the loft, not stairs, but I have walking difficulties, and still managed to climb up and down repeatedly with no problems. And the location is close to all things Kealakekua, Keahou and Captain Cook have to offer. If you want a lot of privacy and to be "off the beaten path" but still have nearly immediate access, this is a great Airbnb.