Island Life Season 10 Episode 4 From City Life To Island Life

From City Life to Island Life - In this episode of Island Life, we follow three couples as they make the big move from their hectic city lives to the calm and serene surroundings of various islands. First up we meet Kellie and Shane who have lived in downtown Chicago for several years. They've become tired of the hustle and bustle and are ready to start a new life on the island of Maui. With the help of their real estate agent, they search for the perfect home with ocean views and a large amount of outdoor space for their dogs to roam free.

Next, we catch up with Diana and Pete, who have been living in San Francisco for the past few years. They have always dreamed of living on an island and have finally decided to make the move to the beautiful island of Kauai. They have a long list of requirements for their new home, including a large garden, plenty of storage, and a home office for Diana's freelance business. With the help of their real estate agent, they set out to find their dream home while also exploring everything the island has to offer.

Finally, we meet Sarah and Kevin, who have been living in Los Angeles. They are ready to leave the stressful city life behind and start a new chapter on the island of St. Thomas. They hope to find a home with plenty of outdoor space for their young son to play in and to be able to grow vegetables in their own garden. They work with their real estate agent to find a home that meets their needs while also fitting into their budget.

Throughout the episode, we get to see the couples exploring their new surroundings, adapting to island life, and finding their dream homes. We also get to experience some of the unique features and attractions of each island, including beautiful beaches, stunning natural scenery, and delicious local cuisine.

With its mix of stunning island scenery, exciting house hunting, and interesting personal stories, Island Life season 10 episode 4 is sure to entertain and inspire viewers looking for a change of scenery.