Areas We Serve
Explore Life Across the Big Island
Hawai'i Island is unlike anywhere else in the world — nine distinct districts, each with its own character, climate, and community.

North Kohala
One of the most historic and rural districts on Hawai'i Island, known as the birthplace of King Kamehameha I. North Kohala offers rolling green hills, dramatic ocean cliffs, and a strong sense of Hawaiian heritage.

South Kohala
South Kohala is home to the island's premier resort communities, white-sand beaches, luxury golf courses, and some of Hawai'i's most desirable oceanfront real estate.

North Kona
North Kona is the economic center of the west side and includes Kailua-Kona. It offers sunshine, ocean recreation, shopping, dining, and some of the strongest housing demand on the island.

South Kona
Famous for Kona coffee farms, rural living, and spectacular ocean views, South Kona offers a quieter lifestyle with strong agricultural roots.

Hamakua
The Hāmākua Coast is one of Hawai'i Island's most scenic regions, featuring waterfalls, ocean cliffs, tropical forests, and agricultural estates.

Puna
Puna is the fastest-growing district on Hawai'i Island, known for lava landscapes, tropical rainforest, black-sand beaches, and affordable land.

Kaʻū
Kaʻū is the island's southernmost district and remains one of Hawai'i's most rural and undeveloped regions, offering vast open landscapes and authentic local character.

North Hilo
North Hilo is a lush tropical district known for rainforests, waterfalls, streams, and large agricultural properties.

South Hilo
South Hilo is the island's governmental, educational, and commercial center. It offers the most complete range of services, schools, healthcare, and shopping on the east side.
