Super wonderful stay! Lovely gracious host who anticipated our every want. A great spot from which to explore Green Sand and Black Sand beaches.

Okay tips;

Green Sand beach; even if you choose to hike in, take some cash in case you want to hire a ride on a 4x4 outbound, sweet women with kids saved us a few a blisters for $10 a pop. The beach is tiny, but very green, fairly good waves; great for boogey boarding, a little tight for surfing.

Mosquito repellent; my blood doesn't seem appealing to the buggers, so it's not a personal concern, but I did see quite a few along the way, it's the tropics!

There is a road near the Green Sand beach where you can see the southernmost point in the US(sorry Florida) and then take a flying leap(15m?) into the water below; yes a ladder will allow you to climb back up.

Black Sand beach is completely paved all the way in. It's black, there's a shack with trinkets and a lovely lotus lagoon(not for swimming, mainly for breeding mosquitoes, if you're not immune bring repellent!). But the snorkeling is amazing! Go to the easternmost beach and head out 20 meters from shore and then down! A massive explosion of color! Aloha!