25/10/2026
The Kona🏡
Built in the early 1960s, the house was originally known as ‘Lloyd’s House’, after Graham and Kath Lloyd lived there with their three children. After they left the farm, it later became the ‘Bay Bunkhouse’, offering simple accommodation for backpackers, with bunk beds, and a wood stove, often accommodating around 10 guests.
Following a complete renovation, the house was renamed ‘Kona’, after a shipwreck that ran aground in the early 1900s. The ship’s keel can still be seen at Red House Bay today.
With a new kitchen, extended deck, two bathrooms and a spa bath, Kona began welcoming guests seeking a more comfortable island escape and has remained a popular holiday rental ever since.
Come and experience Kona’s story for yourself. Book via the link in our bio 🤍