Home in Hawaiian Paradise Park

Hale ‘Amakihi is a classic Hawaiian wooden house. It is simple and clean with plenty of outside views. Hale ‘Amakihi is situated on two acres of orchard and garden, bees and chickens. Typical of many tropical climates, we have house geckos inside the Hale. The house is a great space for families and friends. The space Hale ‘Amakihi has two bedrooms, one full bath with shower/tub, a living room with a sleeper sofa, and an expansive lanai with view into many trees including coconut, ficus, ohia, and bamboo. The well-equipped kitchen has a gas stove, microwave, fridge, ice cream-maker, toaster and coffee maker. The UV filtration system makes catchment water safe and delicious for drinking. Free Wi-Fi service is provided. Long-term stays are encouraged, as guests will have the opportunity to get to know the environment. Guest access Hale ‘Amakihi is situated on two acres of mixed forest, orchard and garden with beehives and chickens (including one rooster!). We have honey, farm-fresh eggs and fruits when in season. Coqui frogs serenade in the evening and an astounding morning chorus of birds including the native `amakihi makes our place sing! That said, Hale ‘Amakihi is in a quiet neighborhood on a dead-end road, and the area is ideal for relaxation. Other things to note We are long-term residents of Hawai‘i. Marcos is a biologist at Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, and Wendy is a high-school Humanities and Garden teacher at the local charter school from which their son Quinn graduated in 2020. Quinn attends UH Hilo and lives at home. We are beekeepers and cooks who love to grow and use locally-grown organic ingredients. Marcos runs a small-scale aquaponics system with tilapia. We are international travelers who welcome fellow travelers to come, visit Hawai‘i, and stay in a home away from home at our Hale ‘Amakihi. Registration Details T-077-370-3680