I am a self-employed artist and florist, which keeps me creative and quite busy too. Working with people is the best part of my job--some of my friendships have spanned decades after people have come to know me well at my shop. I have lived on the island for over 40 years and can provide you with an insider's guide of places to visit and activities. When I'm not working, you'll find me out on the tennis court. I lead an active lifestyle and am always on the go. As your host I can promise honesty and open communication.

Surfboard is special since it has a covered patio. And the square footage area with cement is approximately 500 sq. ft. It has a raised seatings with window to watch the sunset and view while drinking your coffee, tea or wine. The panoramic is incredible with whole Kona Coast and International airport. The surrounding is peaceful since it is situated in over a acre of land. There are a lot of Hawaiian trees such as the Koa, Mamo popularly known as Ohia that has orange blossom that is not common to find. Most of the time only the common red is what you can see up in higher elevation. Another important to mention is the perfect elevation so no mold to worry about. There are so many tropical fruit trees to for the guest to enjoy when they are on season. There are lemons, lime \, grapefruit, Hawaiian oranges, longan, lychee, breadfruit, bananas, star fruit, sour sap mangoes, avocados. And also the tropical flowers to make leis such as plumerias, hibiscus, gardenias, and pua kinikini. There are varieties of heleconias small and large. Different kind of ti leaves, fern and the hapu.

The neighbors to this listing has been here longer than I did. Right across the Ihumoe St. are the Garcia, David and Ellen. Above are the two sons with their family of my late friend Alice. Although they have hunting dogs that barks quite often but after noticing you one or two days it stops. And below is Kate Matsumoto whose husband is already in a retirement facility. They have so much "Aloha". When someone needs help they are there to give a hand.