Oahu Awaits With Gather Vacations
Framed by turquoise waters, golden beaches, and lush volcanic peaks, Oahu is a captivating fusion of natural beauty, rich history, and refined island living. Whether you’re seeking indulgent relaxation, outdoor adventure, or cultural immersion, this enchanting island offers a truly elevated Hawaiian experience.
ARRIVING IN PARADISE
Oahu is served by Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) in Honolulu, the island’s main gateway and one of the busiest airports in the Pacific. HNL offers direct flights from major U.S. cities, as well as international destinations across Asia and the Pacific. The airport is well-equipped with luxury lounges, premium car rental services, and private transfers, ensuring a seamless arrival experience.
ESSENTIAL OAHU
- Surface Area: 597 mi² / 1,545 km²
- Population: Approximately 1 million
- Capital & Largest City: Honolulu
- Time Zone: Hawaiian Standard Time (HST), which is UTC -10. Fun fact: Hawaii does not observe Daylight Saving Time.
- Currency: US Dollar (USD)
- Official Languages: English and Hawaiian
- Highest Point: Mount Kaʻala is 4,026ft / 1,227m
- Average Ocean Temperature: 75-81°F / 24-27°C year-round
- Most Famous Beach: Waikiki Beach
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument (partly managed from Oahu)
- Popular Local Dishes: Poke, Loco Moco, Shave Ice, Plate Lunch, Malasadas
- Major Annual Events: Honolulu Marathon (December), Aloha Festivals (September), Vans Triple Crown of Surfing (November-December), Prince Lot Hula Festival (July)
- Peak Whale Watching Season: December – April (Prime viewing from January to March)
- Hollywood in Oahu: Films & shows filmed here include Jurassic Park, Lost, Hawaii Five-0, Pirates of the Caribbean, Jumanji, and Magnum P.I.
- Nickname: “The Gathering Place,” for its cultural diversity and role as the Hawaiian Islands’ hub
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