How Far is Honolulu From Maui

Maui is located about 100 miles away from Honolulu. Traveling from Honolulu to other Hawaiian Islands is easy and can be quite reasonable once you’ve arrived on Hawaiian soil. Honolulu, located on Oahu, is typically the main transfer hub before flying to the other islands.

Some distances between the island:

Niihau to Kauai is 15 miles apart.

Kauai to Oahu is 63 miles apart.

Oahu to Molokai is 22 miles apart.

Molokai to Oahu are 63 miles apart.

Oahu and Molokai are 22 miles apart.

Molokai to Maui are 7.5 miles apart.

Molokai to Lanai, located directly south, are 8 miles apart.

Lanai to Maui are 8 miles apart.

Lanai to the small island of Kahoolawe are 15 miles apart.

Kahoolawe to Maui is 6 miles.

Maui to Hawaii (Big Island) is 26 miles.

Traveling on Oahu and Within Honolulu:

Traffic is always something to factor in while cruising around Honolulu. Traffic is the heaviest between 7:00AM and 8:30AM and again at 4PM to 6PM. H1 is the main highway running from the airport through downtown to Kahala Mall, areas are jammed between Kalihi and Ala Moana areas. Luckily to ease the rush hour frustration, there’s many options for transportation around Honolulu and the rest of the island such as car, moped, bicycle, and the public bus system. Relative to the mainlands mode of public transportation, Oahu has a top-notch bus system that is used by a wide variety of the population. Also, a new railway system running from Kapolei (West side of Honolulu) through Ala Moana is on deck for Honolulu infrastructure coming in the next 10 years. The great thing about this island is that you can rent a car or moped, or even take the bus and make it around the island to see it all in roughly 3 hours depending on how much time you spend sightseeing. For now, purchasing a moped or bicycle as your main means of getting around is highly recommended.