Oahu: This is the most visited of the Hawaiian Islands. This is where the capital, Honolulu, is located as well as world famous Waikiki Beach. Big Island: The Big Island (also just called “Hawaii”) is…you guessed it…the biggest of the islands.
Q. Can you drive from Honolulu to Hilo?
Distance from Honolulu to Hilo The driving time is approx. . Half of the trip is reached in . The initial bearing on the course from Honolulu to Hilo is 121.31° and the compass direction is ESE.
Q. What island is Hilo on?
the island of Hawaii
Q. Are Hilo and Kona on the same island?
The island of Hawaii is the largest island in the Hawaiian chain with climatic contrasts across its 6 main regions: the Hamakua Coast, Hilo, Puna, Kau, Kona and Kohala. The lush east-side town of Hilo gets more than 130 inches of rain annually, while the Kohala Coast usually gets less than ten inches per year.
Q. What is the best time of year to visit the Big Island of Hawaii?
The best time to visit Hawaii’s Big Island is between September and November. That’s when the island’s generally reasonable room rates take the most significant plunge.
Q. What color sand beaches are on the Big Island of Hawaii?
The Big Island of Hawaii has the world’s most colorful sands. From sugar white to black and even green sand, the island is surrounded by beaches that are sure to impressive even the most seasoned travelers.
Q. Which Hawaii Island has the best beaches?
Oahu, home to world-famous Waikiki Beach, is known for having some of the widest golden stretches — and the best surfing — in all of Hawaii.
Q. Where is the clearest water in Hawaii?
The island of Kauai offers some of Hawaii’s cleanest and clearest waters. Ke’e Beach Park features a reef lagoon that is home to green sea turtles and vibrant reef fish. Poipu Beach Park is one of Kauai’s best family beaches and one of the safest for toddlers.
Q. What is the best weather month to visit Hawaii?
Generally, the best weather in Hawaii can be experienced in June, July and September. This is when travelers can expect the least amount of rainfall along with warm water temperatures. However, Hawaii has pretty great weather year-round (after all, the Aloha State experiences only two seasons).
