Oʻahu | The Gathering Place

Defines key geographical, cultural, and infrastructural relationships for Oʻahu.

Lists major internal geographic and natural features structuring the island.

The rugged northern coastline of Oʻahu famed for giant surf and winter swells.

The iconic southern coast of Oʻahu anchored by Waikiki Beach and connected to downtown Honolulu.

The southeastern side of Oʻahu, known for serene beaches, hiking trails, and the windward climate.

Identifies islands and landmasses close to Oʻahu that influence its geography.

A smaller neighboring island southwest of Oʻahu, known for luxury resorts and desert landscapes.

A land of traditional culture and long-standing communities between Oʻahu and Maui.

Lists primary access points used to reach Oʻahu by air and sea.

The primary airport serving Oʻahu, handling domestic and international flights into and out of Honolulu.

Major seaport providing passenger and cargo ferry services, cruise ship dockings, and maritime access to Oʻahu.