- Niʻihau (Hawaiian: [ˈniʔiˈhɐw]), anglicized as Niihau (/ˈniː(i)haʊ/ NEE-(ee-)how), is the westernmost main and seventh largest inhabited island in Hawaii.
- With its flawless sandy shores, completely clear waters, and energetic social legacy, Niihau offers a phenomenal encounter that transports guests back in time.
- A Glimpse into the History and Significance of Niihau. Experience the rich culture of Hawaii with a traditional hula dance performance on Niihau.
- While open to visitors on a limited basis (via helicopter tours), Niihau is a private island that has largely remained unburdened by the influences of the outside world.
- This remote and pristine island is often referred to as the island where “time has stood still”. Niihau (Nee-ee-how) is a remote island that is 72 square miles in size.
- NIIHAU is the westernmost and seventh largest of the inhabited Hawaiian Islands in the US state of Hawaii.
- Learn about Ni`ihau today, including population, language and culture in this unique Forbidden Island community.
- Across the Kaulakohi Channel off Kauai’s west coast lies a dry, barren island: the island of Niihau. This island is 18 miles long and about six miles wide.
- Elizabeth Sinclair’in Satın Aldığı Niihau Adası. Niihau, gerek tarihteki efsaneleri gerekse de günümüzdeki haliyle dünyanın en özel bölgelerinden birisi olmuştur.
Kısa bilgiler
- Yüzölçümü:179 km²
- Nüfusu:130 (1 Ocak 2009)