Covering an area of 155.71 ha, Lisianski Island is one of the several Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. The island has a maximum elevation point of 40 ft above sea level. Generally, Lisianski Island is a low, coral and flat sand island located on northwest part of Honolulu, Hawaii.
The French Frigate Shoals boasts of being the largest Hawaiian atoll and its name is a commemoration of the famous French explorer known as Jean Francois. The atoll consists of a 32 km long reef with a crescent shape, the 120 ft high La Perouse Pinnacle and twelve sandbars.
Lying on the Oahu Island, Honolulu is the largest city and capital of Hawaii. The city is the center of transportation, commerce and government for the state of Hawaii. Home to more than a million people, Honolulu is home to Waikiki Beach, the most popular tourist attraction in Hawaii.
Oahu is the third largest Hawaiian Island after the Maui and Big Islands but boasts as being most populous of them all. It is the most famous tourist destination among the Hawaiian Islands and the financial and cultural hub of the area.
Necker Island is one of the smallest Northwester Hawaiian Islands in Pacific Ocean. It neighbors Honolulu to the northwestern side and Nihoa Island. Necker Island is one of the Hawaiian Islands National Monuments and is designated as a National Wildlife refugee.
Molokini is a partially submerged, crescent shaped volcanic crater that creates a small islet in Alalakeiki Channel and is located between Kahoolawe and Maui Islands. It is situated at the nearby Maalaea Bay and Makena State Park.
Nihoa is otherwise referred to as Moku Manu or Bird Island and boasts of being the tallest and largest of the ten atolls and islands in the uninhabited Hawaiian Islands in the Northwestern side.
Fort Island is linked to Main Island by Admiral Clarey Bridge. Previously before this bridge was constructed, the only way that visitors could reach the island was by using a ferry boat that operated on hourly intervals.