Hard to imagine a better place to stay on Oahu's North Shore - on Sunset Beach no less. Gave us the feeling of camping but with the comfort of hot showers, fridge, stove, etc. John and son could not have been more accomodating. They attract a relaxed crowd searching for sun, serenity and surf, yet offer privacy for each guest. The natural beauty was astounding, with the bungalow nestled in lava rock, rich tropical foliage, trees and vines. We awoke each morning to the sounds of the surf gently accompanied by a wide collection of Hawaiian song birds. We enjoyed using the available stand up paddle boards, snorkely equipment, and bbq grill. Felt like we had gained a cool uncle who happened to live on one of the best surfing locations in the world. Hey, and Ted's bakery is right down the street- offering great meals and the world famous chocolate haupia creme pies. When you leave you will remember how everyone was so warm with you and the views - no words to describe. We felt we were looking at the whole Pacific. Even the hot days were very comfortable given the bungalow's position on the hill and the cool trade winds. Honolulu is for visits, the best place to live on Oahu is the North Shore, with Waimea and Haleiwa minutes away. Enjoy!