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Oahu Details
Home to Honolulu and three-quarters of Hawaii’s population, Oahu is the most visited of the Islands. While some people hop off to the Neighbor Islands to get away from it all, Oahu lures city-slickers looking for shopping, dining and nightlife with a tropical twist. It’s here that skyscrapers stand against a backdrop of dormant volcanic craters and traffic fills the freeways while waves lap against the sands of Waikiki beach. A trio of world-renowned icons—Waikiki, Pearl Harbor and Diamond Head—keep many people occupied along the island’s south side. Yet Oahu isn’t all buildings and business. A short drive from the city unveils a more laid-back—some say more authentic—Hawaii. Rustic shrimp trucks and farmers markets tempt drivers to stop along the road. The epic North Shore draws pilgrims to its famous beaches, where surfing is the true religion. Unspoiled valleys and mountain vistas beckon hikers and bikers. Whether you’re looking for city fun or a natural adventure, Oahu answers the call.
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Honolulu is the largest city in the world: the state constitution declares any island not named as belonging to a county belongs to Honolulu. This includes the entire island of Oahu, plus the other small uninhabited islands, islets and atolls in Hawaii. This makes Honolulu about 1,500 miles long—the distance between Los Angeles and Denver.Airports
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