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The Hawaiian Islands are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, which is the southernmost state in the United States, located 2397 miles from San Francisco, and 5293 miles from Manila, its capital, Honolulu. As for the climate of the Hawaiian Islands, it is considered a moderate and ideal tropical climate in the world, and because of the trade winds The northeast, which dominates most of the year, becomes a suitable climate for tourism and for spending time abroad.
The largest of the Hawaiian Islands
The largest islands of Hawaii can be classified as follows:
- Maui Island: Maui Island covers an area of 727 square miles. The West Coast is characterized by its drought, while the East Coast is a green rain forest filled with waterfalls.
- Oahu Island: Oahu has an area of 597 square miles and is home to about 66% of the population.
- Kauai Island: It is located on an area of 562 square miles of land, consisting of rainforests and beaches.
- Moloki Island: With an area of 260 square miles, Moloki Island has the longest cliffs in the world and the longest barrier reef in Hawaii.
- Lanai Island: Lanai Island is 140 square miles, possesses forty-seven miles of coastline, and much of the landscape.
- Nihao Island: Niehao Island covers an area of 69 square miles, and it is the island in the far west of the Hawaiian archipelago.
- Kahului Island: With an area of 45 square miles, it is difficult to find permanent residents on this island, due to the scarcity of fresh water in it.
Hawaiian tourism
Hawaii has a tropical climate, receiving more than seven million tourists annually, especially during the winter, and nearly a decade ago the island was dependent on Japanese tourists as a major source of income, but after the economic recession in Japan the scales differed, and the demographics changed, currently he means islands Hawaii has a lot of tourists from China and South Korea, and they spend more than 25% compared to Japanese visitors.
