GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Statistics About The Least Expensive Hawaiian Island

The least expensive Hawaiian island is usually Molokai, with lower costs for accommodation, activities, and dining compared to other islands.

Last Updated: June 18, 2024

Written & Summarized by: Jannik Lindner

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In this post, we explore Oahu, the least expensive Hawaiian island to visit, by diving into various statistics that shed light on its affordability and economic landscape. From hotel prices and dining costs to housing expenses and tourism contributions, these figures offer a comprehensive look at the financial aspects of experiencing Oahu, Hawaii.

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"The Island of Oahu is often identified as the least expensive island to visit in Hawaii."

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"The average price for hotels in Oahu is $244 per night."

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"Dining in Oahu costs on average $65 per day."

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"Most rentals are available for $99 per night in Oahu."

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"Average airfare to Oahu totals around $644 round trip."

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"A standard economy-priced car rental in Oahu averages $48 per day."

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"The average monthly utility bill in Oahu is $239.25."

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"The Median Home price in Oahu is $412,550."

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"The median income in Oahu is $82,905 annually."

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"Hawaii's Oahu Island has a population of approximately 953,207."

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"Round-trip flights to Oahu from the U.S West Coast can be found for as low as $300 during off-peak travel times."

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"The living wage in Oahu for a family of two adults and two children is estimated at $36.13 per hour."

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"The sales Tax rate in Oahu is 4.5%."

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"The total annual Expenditure for a family in Oahu is approximately $94,092."

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"The cost of groceries in Oahu is about 55.6% higher than the national average."

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"The cost of healthcare in Oahu is about 8.6% higher than the national average."

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"The cost of transportation in Oahu is about 36.6% higher than the national average."

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"The cost of housing in Oahu is about 88.3% higher than the national average."

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"Tourism in Hawaii, significantly in Oahu, contributes significantly to Hawaii's annual GDP by $1.96 billion."

Based on the statistics presented, Oahu emerges as the most cost-effective Hawaiian island to visit, with relatively lower hotel prices, dining costs, rental rates, and airfare when compared to other islands. Additionally, the average utility bill and median home price in Oahu are within reasonable ranges, making it a practical choice for tourists and residents alike. However, the island’s higher costs of groceries, healthcare, transportation, and housing should be considered when planning a visit or potential relocation. With its significant contribution to Hawaii’s GDP driven by tourism, Oahu remains an attractive destination despite the higher-than-average living expenses.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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