This was one of our favorite places that we’ve stayed. We were worried that there wouldn’t be enough to do in the area and only booked for two nights, and our only regret is that we didn’t stay here longer (instead of in Volcano park, where we booked more nights). It’s a little house just off to the side of a farm. Fairy and Nico, the incredibly adorable, super friendly resident cats, came in and out as they pleased (the area is remote and felt very safe—we left the slider a bit open for them with just the screen closed, where the screen has a cat hole, including when we were asleep and out and about). We’re cat people, so we were so charmed and delighted that they hung out and played with us. They also climbed into bed and slept with us. (The smaller cat is Fairy, and she’s Nico’s mom. We brought them some small treats—both cats adore fish, Fairy also likes chicken but Nico isn’t into chicken). Other than that, there’s this gorgeous covered porch from which you can see lots of green and the ocean, which is where we spent much of our time (sipping coffee, which we made in the Airbnb’s french press). There are many geckos if you look closely up from the porch to the underside of the roof. The shower is fantastic—very pretty, and the kitchen is really nicely done with stone countertops. The only drawback was that the bed is was a little soft for our tastes. There is no microwave, which neither of us minded, but the stove worked well and the kitchen was well stocked with pots/pans/plates/cups/knives/etc. When we got there, Joshua had also left us a bowl with fruit from his farm, which was incredibly kind, and it was so much better than what we had been buying at the grocery store. Also some local chocolate. Some things worth exploring: we loved horseback riding nearby and hanging out at Hapuna beach (about 45 min away). There are quite a few restaurants in Waimo a few minutes away as well as an enormous grocery store.