Personal Narrative: Kona Inn

This is a picture of me at my favorite surf spot Kona Inn. I was introduced to this spot by my gregarious friend Logan Mccollum. During the production of his bodyboarding video I fell in love with the wave. At first, I was too frightened by the shallow, very jagged reef but soon I began to grow very passionate about these sort of waves. My friends and I would surf this spot and feel like it was our second home. People were hardly ever in the water and most that knew about Kona Inn knew how secret people kept such a discretion about it. Over the years I surfed this spot, it always amazed me how other spots wouldn't have any waves but Kona Inn would. Whether there was waves or not and Kona Inn, Id always have fun reminiscing how some of the best waves I've ever seen came onto this little reef.
This is mostly ideal only for bodyboarders like me. When the waves get bigger, the waves like to break much further out on an outer reef that will follow into the more shallower section of reef. This is ideal for the surfers that like to get more dexterous on the waves. I have such a great respect for Kona Inn because of the amount of stories it provides for people. My friends father would tell us stories about him surfing Kona Inn when he was our age and how different the wave use to break. Ive had some of the most out standing waves I've ever come across so far at this spot, and I'm very grateful for the time spent safely at Kona