The Big Island is Hawaii's only island with active volcanoes. It also boasts two of Hawaii's highest peaks--Mauna Loa at 13,677 feet and to the north, Mauna Kea at 13,796 feet.

You can fly into Keahole International Airport on the Kona side of the island or Hilo Airport on the east side. Visit South Point and you'll be at the southernmost point of the United States. There's a lot to see here. Send for our guides for the best sights to see, restaurants to dine at, more detailed maps, and other activities available on The Big Island. Click on magazines for ordering information.

South Point on the Big Island is the southern-most point of the United States. The state's highest point is atop Mauna Kea with an elevation of 4,205 meters or 13,796 feet.

State Map

This is a clickable map. Click on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai or The Big Island to view larger images of the islands.

For large, detailed, full color maps, send for Package 2 or 3 on our guides page. The magazines are extremely handy and easy to use for sightseeing and visiting attractions around the islands.

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