List of Cities in Hawaii: Area, Population and Cost of Living

Hawaii is a popular state in the Western United States, located about 3200 km from the mainland. Among the 50 states in the United States. Hawaii is the 8th smallest in terms of land area and 11th least populated.It is the only state outside North America, the only region that is an archipelago, and the only place in the tropics. All the Hawaiian cities are a unique melting pot of mixed cultures and indigenous Hawaiian heritage.

If you want to explore Hawaii, knowing about the cities of Hawaii throughout will be beneficial.

Currency: The standard currency is the United States Dollar. As on 10th August 2023, 1 USD is measured at 82.84 INR.

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List of Cities in Hawaii

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Honolulu	177.2 km2	3,37,088	$1496.2 (One Person)/ $5303.5 (Family of Four)
East Honolulu, Honolulu County	89.24 km2	50,076	$938 (One Person)/ $3085 (Family of Four)
Pearl City, Honolulu County	26.05 km2	30,976	$934 (One Person)/ $3017 (Family of Four)
Waipahu, Oahu	7.25 km2	33,108	$924 (One Person)/ $3004 (Family of Four)
Hilo, Hawaii	151.0 km2	40,759	$881 (One Person)/ $2797 (Family of Four)
Kailua, Honolulu County	27.44 km2	41,579	$940 (One Person)/ $3036 (Family of Four)
Kaneohe, Oahu	21.91 km2	34,970	NA
Kahului, Maui	41.52 km2	27,938	$903 (One Person)/ $2931 (Family of Four)
Mililani Town, Oahu	17.1 km2	28,608	$910 (One Person)/ $2964 (Family of Four)
Ewa Gentry, Oahu	5.51 km2	28,125 (census 2022)	NA
Kapolei, Honolulu County	11.32 km2	23,248	NA
Kihei, Maui	30.42 km2	16,749	NA
Mililani Mauka, Oahu	10.35 km2	21,657	$910 (One Person)/ $2964 (Family of Four)
Makakilo, Honolulu County	9.90 km2	13,156	$937 (One Person)/ $2968 (Family of Four)
Wahiawa, Honolulu County	6.58 km2	16,151	NA
Wailuku, Maui	14.69 km2	12,296	NA
Ewa Beach, Honolulu County	4.23 km2	14,650	NA
Ocean Pointe, Honolulu County	5.54 km2	16,676	NA
Hawaiian Paradise Park, Hawaii County	40.59 km2	7,051	NA
Halawa, Honolulu County	6.19 km2	13,890	$1303 (One Person)/ $3895 (Family of Four)

Small Towns and Villages

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Honomu, Oahu	1.26 km2	390	NA
Kaumakani, Kauai Island	2.74 km2	1,476	NA
Hanalei, Kauai Island	1.86 km2	416	NA
Poipu, Kauai Island	7.48 km2	1,008	NA
Pahoa, Hawaii County	5.64 km2	1336	NA
Haena, Kauai County	3.76 km2	316	NA
Naalehu, Hawaii County	5.62 km2	923	NA
Discovery Harbour, Hawaii County	9.22 km2	1,154	NA
Haliimaile, Maui	9.00 km2	1092	NA
Eden Roc, Hawaii County	16.57 km2	762	NA
Halaula, Hawaii County	12.16 km2	762	NA
Kalihiwai, Kauai Island	7.16 km2	260	$919 (One Person)/ $3004 (Family of Four)
Kapalua, Maui	15.17 km2	384	NA
Puako, Hawaii County	14.09 km2	269	NA

Disclaimer: The data provided for each city can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. This is a generalised list of cities with no categorisation. Refer to official sites for more accurate details.`

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Hawaii

The following are some interesting facts about major cities in Hawaii:

About two-thirds of Hawaiians live on Oahu, home to Hawaii’s capital and largest city, Honolulu.
Hawaii has the largest Buddhist community; it is the only Asian American plurality and the largest proportion of multiracial people in the United States.
This island is called the 'Big Island since it is big in terms of dimension. However, Oahu is the largest in terms of population.
The people of Niihau (one of the Hawaiian Islands) speak Hawaiian as their primary language. Niihau locals do not have facilities such as paved roads, cars, internet, running water, etc.
Home to a diversity of flora, fauna and marine life, they are collectively known as the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument. It is a World Heritage Site and the largest fully protected conservation area under the U.S. flagship.
Papahanaumokuakea in Hawaii covers almost 582,578 square miles of the Pacific. Besides, it is bigger than all of the United States' national parks.
Since Hawaii is far away from the United States mainland, it is the closest landmass. Due to that reason, Hawaii follows its time zone, Hawaii Standard Time, and does not observe daylight saving time.

So, now you know about major and minor cities in Hawaii. When travelling in this state or any other foreign land, it is always crucial to have a travel Insurance. Besides, you can contact your local embassy for assistance in case of any emergency.

FAQs About List of Cities in Hawaii

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What is the cost of living in Kaneohe in Hawaii?

The total cost of living, which includes food, child care, transportation, housing, health care, taxes and other necessities, for a single adult is $51,552 annually. It is greater than the annual cost of living in Hawaii of $50,067 and higher than the national figure of $38,433.

What is the cost of living in Honolulu, Hawaii?

In Hawaii, a family of four approximate monthly costs are $5,303.9 without rent. However, for a single person, the approximate monthly costs are $1,496.2 without rent.

Is it safe to visit the cities of Hawaii?

Hawaii's excellent scenery, favourable weather conditions and lovely beaches make it one of the favourite tourist destinations in the world. More than 9 million people visit Hawaii islands annually. It is considered one of the safest places to travel.

What is the annual income of the cities in Hawaii?

As per recent data, the average annual salary in Hawaii is $52,438. For a comfortable living in this region, one's annual income must be approximately $80,000 to $100,000 for a single adult and around $125,000 to $150,000 for a family.

Which regions are considered Honolulu County?

Oahu Island and some neighbouring islands comprise Honolulu County. However, Honolulu County is divided into cities. The largest city in Honolulu County is Honolulu City which is Hawaii's capital. Honolulu is categorised into neighbourhoods, and one of the popular tourist destinations here is Waikiki.