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Hawaii -----CITIES----- Honolulu Hilo Kailua Kaneohe Waipahu Pearl City ----ISLANDS---- Kahoolawe Maui Lanai Molokai Oahu Kauai Niihau

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Hawaii       Realtors Honolulu       Realtors Hilo       Realtors Kailua       Realtors Waipahu       Realtors Pearl City       Realtors HAWAII GOLF. Hawaii is famous for it's luxurious golf courses. Welcome to golf heaven. Blessed with breathtaking scenery, unforgettable signature holes and championship design, it's no wonder why Hawaii attracts so many golfers from around the world. Discover a variety of unique course layouts on Hawaii's six, geographically distinct islands. Experience greens lined with volcanic rough and stunning seaside water hazards. With more than 70 world-class golf courses to choose from, you are guaranteed to find the perfect place for you. The movement of the Hawaiian royal family from the island of Hawaii to Maui, and subsequently to Oahu, explains why certain population centers exist where they do today. The largest city is the capital, Honolulu, located along the southeast coast of the island of Oahu. Honolulu, was chosen by King Kamehameha III as the capital of his kingdom because of the natural harbor there. The previous capital was Mokuula, an island located in the pond Mokuhinia in Lahaina, Maui. Other populous cities include Kaneohe, Kahului, Kailua~Kona, and Kihei. Hawaii is said to have been named after Hawai‘iloa, a legendary Polynesian navigator who discovered The Islands. Home to one of the world’s most active volcanoes and the world’s tallest sea mountain. Birthplace of surfing and the hula. Former seat of a royal kingdom. One of the youngest geological formations in the world, Hawaii is situated in the North Pacific Ocean, 2300 miles (3700 km) from the mainland USA. Hawaii is the southernmost state of the United States. It would be the westernmost, if not for Alaska. Hawaii and Alaska are the only 2 states that are outside of the continental United States, and do not share a border with another state. Hawaii is the only state that: is without territory on the mainland of any continent. is completely surrounded by water. continues to grow in area because of active lava flows. Except for Easter Island, Hawaii is farther away from land than any other landmass on Earth. Hawaii's tallest mountain, Mauna Kea stands over 13000 feet (4000 meters) and is taller than Mount Everest if measured from its base at the floor of the Pacific Ocean. The Hawaiian Archipelago comprises 8 islands and atolls extending across a distance of 1500 mi 2400 km. Of these, 8 high islands are considered the "main islands" and are located at the southeastern end of the archipelago. These islands are, in order from the northwest to southeast, Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe, Maui, and Hawaii. Hawaii may be an especially healthy place to live. The average lifespan of those born in Hawaii is 79.8 years, longer than the residents of any other state. Hawaii was an independent kingdom from 1810 until 1893, when the monarchy was overthrown. sIt was an independent republic from 1894 until 1898. The Islands were annexed by the USA in 1898, became a territory in 1900, and finally the 50th state of the United States on August 21, 1959. Hawaiian culture and language differentiate Hawaii from any other place in the world. It is a thriving culture that encompasses vast history, extensive knowledge, spiritual depth, relevant values, and natural treasures. It is a living culture filled with practices that are useful today relative to health and healing, land and ocean management, martial arts, farming and agriculture, fishing, even business and science. WEATHER Plan your trip Local Radar Detailed Forecast Plan your trip Local Radar Detailed Forecast Plan your trip Local Radar Detailed Forecast Anytime of year is a good time to visit Hawaii. Summer, between April and November, is warmer and drier (average temperature is 75 ° ~ 88 ° F). Winter, between December and March, is a bit cooler (68 ° ~ 80 ° F). Trade winds keep things comfortable year~round. ECONOMY The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii is an organization representing the interest of all Hawaii’s business community. With over 1100 member companies representing over 200 thousand employees, the Chamber is the largest organization to serve as the voice of business in Hawaii. The Chamber’s mission is to improve the state’s economy and business climate so that businesses in Hawaii can thrive and expand. The Chamber offers business networking opportunities, provides training and business building opportunities, lobbies government and advocates on behalf of business interests. The history of Hawaii can be traced through a succession of dominating industries: sandalwood, whaling, sugarcane, fruit, cattle, military, tourism, and education. The total gross output for the state in 2007 was US$47 billion; per capita income for Hawaii residents was US$30,441. Industrial exports from Hawaii include food processing and apparel. Hawaii is known for its relatively high per capita state tax burden. This is due partly by the fact that services such as education, health care and social services are all rendered at the state level — as opposed to the municipal level as in all other states. Today, most of the economy is based on tourism, centered primarily in the North Kona and South Kohala districts. Tourism is the largest industry in Hawaii, contributing 25% of the Gross State Product. Millions of tourists contribute to the state's tax burden by paying the general excise tax and hotel room tax; thus not all the taxes collected come directly from residents. Business leaders, however, have often considered the collection figure as being too high, contributing to both higher prices and the perception of an unfriendly business climate. Diversified agriculture is a growing sector of the economy of the island. Macadamia nuts, papaya, flowers, vegetables, pineapple, livestock, sugar cane and coffee are all important crops. Because of Hawaii Island's reputation for growing beautiful orchids, the island has been nicknamed "The Orchid Isle." SCHOOLS The commitment to a quality education for all of Hawaii's children began more than 160 years ago, when Hawaii's great monarch, King Kamehameha III, established a statewide public school system. Since that time, the journey in pursuit of excellence and equity in education has continued. High standards set the course, while students, families, and community fill the sails with the hope of bright, young minds ready to lead the way to the future. For more details please contact the Hawaii Department of Education. HOSPITALITY The fresh, floral air energizes you. The warm, tranquil waters refresh you. The breathtaking, natural beauty renews you. Look around. There’s no place on earth like Hawaii. Whether you’re a new visitor or returning, our six unique islands offer distinct experiences that will entice any traveler. Explore these islands and discover the ideal travel experience. Hawaii’s most unique feature is its Aloha Spirit. The warmth of the people of Hawaii wonderfully complements the perfect temperatures. Many Native Hawaiians have made hospitality their career, but struggle to balance the benefits and challenges, considering the impact on Hawaii's culture, ecology, and economy. To bridge these differences, the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association is dedicated to bringing together the tourism industry and the community, to show respect for the culture and preserve this special place. Getting accommodations is easy in Hawaii. You'll find everything here from historic hotels and boutiques, to bed & breakfasts, rental condos, and luxury resorts. There are more than 30000 hotel rooms on Oahu alone. For more details please contact the Hawaii Tourism Authority. Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau has been marketing the islands for more than a century, with an excellent track record, plays an important role in Hawaii’s largest industry. NEWS SPORTS   State Flower Hibiscus CLICK HERE to see detailed HAWAII Real Estate Information. United States Real Estate Map     Canada Real Estate Map RealEstateAdvertising.biz HomePage.