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Oahu
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Welcome to Oahu Hawaii -
A Beautiful Place to Vacation O'ahu, Hawaii, nicknamed The
Gathering Place, is the third biggest island in the Hawaiian
islands. Oahu is the most traveled island for visitors
and is home to Honolulu, Waikiki, and the famous North
Shore. Hawaii’s capital, Honolulu is the home of
some of the world’s finest hotels, restaurants, and
museums. Waikiki, the most world-renowned area of O'ahu,
is the most popular Hawaii vacationer destination. This
manmade beach attraction encompasses 450 acres of the best
vacation activities, hotels, dining, and entertainment.
Oahu Hawaii is georgraphically diverse with mountain ranges,
tropical rainforests, volcanic craters, beautiful beaches,
and much more!
Oahu has many fantastic swimming beaches and an variety of
water and outdoor activities. Enjoy shopping for just about
anything from Hawaii handmade quilts to designer clothes,
from fragrant leis to shark tooth necklaces, from Aloha novelty
shirts, T-shirts to fine garments and carvings of ancient
Hawaiian gods.
However the best part about Oahu is the people. Even though
Honolulu is on Oahu and is the 11th largest city in the USA
you wouldn't know it by the people. The people of Oahu still
retain the Aloha that is known the world over. If you enjoy
meeting people from all over the world and want to experience
how people can "just get along" Oahu is the place.
Advantages of visiting Oahu are:
Well-developed roads and infrastructure
Numerous attractions and activities
Great food and dinning
Relatively inexpensive compared to neighboring islands.
Popular attractions like Pearl Harbor and Waikiki beach
Miles of beaches with easy access
Can take a plane flight directly to Oahu
Oahu is the most popular of the Hawaiian Islands and it’s
easy to understand why ¯ there’s so much to do
on Oahu!
Major Attractions:
Waikiki, Diamond Head crater, the Arizona Memorial, the world-class
winter surf on the North Shore, the Pali Lookout, and Hanauma
Bay.
The island of O'ahu was formed nearly four million years
ago, by two now-dormant volcanoes that also created the Ko'olau
and Waianae mountain ranges. These ranges run the length
of the island's eastern and western coasts, respectively,
and create specific weather patterns for parts of the island.
More rain falls on the eastern, or windward, side of O'ahu,
making it thick with vegetation. The western, or leeward,
side of the island is drier and sunnier. |
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