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Honolulu & Oahu Travel Map
Honolulu & Oahu Travel Map
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Introducing the Honolulu Travel Map, your comprehensive guide to the vibrant city of Honolulu and the enchanting island of Oahu. This meticulously designed map is a must-have for every traveler seeking to explore the beauty and attractions of this Hawaiian paradise. Measuring a generous 27" x 39", this map provides a detailed and informative layout that caters to the diverse interests of tourists.
The Honolulu Travel Map is your gateway to the heart of Hawaii. Almost everyone flying to this tropical haven lands in Honolulu, and a significant number find themselves ensconced in the inviting embrace of hotels near Waikiki Beach. The map unfolds to reveal a city plan that spans from the eastern edge of Diamond Head to the international airport, ensuring you don't miss a beat of the bustling urban area. This Honolulu Travel Map expertly navigates you through the city's rich tapestry, making exploration a breeze.
Flip the map, and you'll discover on the back side, a newly-updated map coverage exclusively dedicated to the island of Oahu. While the primary focus remains on Honolulu, this side caters to the adventurous spirits who embark on day trips to the island's outskirts. The map highlights numerous secluded coves for those seeking an intimate experience, as well as attractions like the iconic Dole Pineapple Farm. For thrill-seekers, Waimea Bay promises the ultimate "big wave" surfing experience, while the allure of climbing to the rim of Diamond Head volcano beckons to those in search of panoramic vistas.
Enriching your exploration experience, the legend of the Honolulu Travel Map includes essential information such as roads classification, rivers and lakes, national parks, airports, points of interest, highways, main roads, beaches, and much more. This detailed legend ensures you can effortlessly navigate and plan your adventures with precision.
Not to be missed is the expansive inset showcasing the Pearl Harbor area, a poignant reminder of history with memorials to the sunken ships from the December 6, 1941, Japanese attack. Ford Island, still a significant US military base, is intricately detailed, offering insight into the island's historical and strategic importance.
