Jacklynn's place was just magical. We couldn't believe the beauty all around us as we pulled into the driveway. The property is completely hidden from the main road and the main house sits on a beautiful patch of green, surrounded by rain forest, with the ocean in the distance. There are four little cabins, each a different color with matching flowers. Behind the main house, there is a very inviting inground pool that we took advantage of on our last morning. Before we even unpacked the car, we were so excited to explore, we went on a walk down the path in front of the house, surrounded by papaya trees. Who greeted us there but Oscar, the most beautiful and amorous cat I've ever met. He trotted along with us all around the property, purring and rubbing on our legs. Later we ran into the beautiful Jacklynn, who was doing what looked like very physical yard work. She was very outgoing, and offered some tips on where to go during our stay. We then explored the inside of our hibiscus cabin, which was spotless and new-looking, with a kitchenette, mini-fridge, bathroom, an adorable single bed, and a nice bigger bed in the main bedroom with a sliding door overlooking a glorious pastoral view. We later drove 20 mins to Kehena Beach (black sand, clothing optional), where we swam in some massive waves (do not underestimate them, they wiped us out and we scraped our knees on rocks trying to get out again), and took pictures of the beautiful cliffs. At night we went into Pahoa to the restaurant Jacklynn suggested (Kaleo's) and had some amazing seafood. The next day we went to the tidepools Jacklyn suggested at Kapoho. It was like snorkeling in five different aquariums (one of which had a hot spring), all with the prettiest coral and variety of tropical fish. It was stunning. We went to Volcanoes National Park (1 hr. drive) and explored there as well. At night we loved the view of the stars from the back deck of the Hibiscus cabin, and the sounds of the chirping frogs. There were also some giant toads hopping around. It all felt like paradise, and thanks to Jacklynn and Elijah, who use rainwater and are very environmentally conscious, hopefully it will always be that way. I would love to return and stay here again in the future.