Hawaii’s Big Island

Just like its nickname implies, the “Big Island” is larger than all of the other Hawaiian Islands combined. It is the tallest mountain on earth at 33,000 feet, when measured from the seafloor. It is famous for orchids, coffee, and macadamia nuts.

It is famous for some of the most celebrated weather on earth. Average temperatures range between 75 degrees and 85 degrees F., all year round. With magnificent weather and 11 of the 13 of the world’s climatic zones-- and microclimates within those zones-- it is not difficult to find the ideal spot to live.

The Big Island has everything to offer, from the most upscale resorts and homes, set like gemstones in spectacular settings, to quaint and charming towns with great shopping and restaurants. Truly, it has something for everyone.

For information about Big Island Real Estate, check out MacArthur & Company Sotheby's International Realty Big Island Real Estate Blog.