Oahu, also called Honolulu, is one of the islands in the Hawaiian archipelago. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, it is situated just below the Tropic of Cancer, 2,390 miles west of San Francisco, California. The island stretches for just 44 miles in length and 30 miles in width.
With a population of 905,266 in 2011, it contains one of the largest population densities.
The island offers spectacular beaches, lush vegetation, exotic plant life, stunning landscapes, world-class surfin and awe-inspiring history. With so much to offer it is easy to understand why 4.5 million people visit each year.