Ah... seating in the Lanai looking at the sunset and trying to spot any whales in the vastness of the ocean. We are back for a week and I'm still suffering from withdrawal of the morning coffee... this B&B is an actual working coffee farm, and the host (Roger) will give you a tour where you can see and touch the same plants that produced the coffee you drank in the morning. Roger will also give you much more; from advice to where to go, to loaning you equipement for snorkeling, kayaking or boogy boarding.
The place is in a very quiet part of the island, about 15 minutes South of Kona and about 800 feet above sea level, which makes it very pleasant in the evening when it gets coller and dryer than at sea level. You are also just up hill from what may be the best snorkeling place in the island. You can easily get into the calm waters of the bay and snorkel with sea turtles, lots of fish, coral, and even get to places where the depth gives you the feeling of floating in space... more