A haven in the Pacific Ocean

Honolulu is not only the political and economic center of Hawaii, but also an important sea and air traffic hub in the Pacific Ocean. Its strategic location is particularly important, and most ships crossing the Pacific Ocean need to enter the port for berthing. Hawaiians call Honolulu 'Honolulu', which means a haven. There are islands outside the port of Honolulu as a barrier, which is a natural good port. There are two large port pools in the port, with many breakwaters and alongshore docks. There are 23 main dock berths, equipped with various loading and unloading equipment, and the single-point mooring buoy can berth up to 125,000 tons of oil tankers.