The island that resembles a sleeping woman in Hawaii is also known as "Mokumanu." It is one of the two small islands located off the eastern coast of Oahu. It is a part of the ʻAhuʻimanu neighborhood in the city of Kaneohe. The island's name translates to "the isolated island," and it is a popular destination for kayaking and snorkeling.
The island's shape has a resemblance to a sleeping woman, which has led to its nickname, "Mokumanu Wahine," meaning "woman island." The island is uninhabited, and visitors are not allowed to land on its shores due to its conservation status. It is a protected bird sanctuary, and nesting seabirds like the Wedge-tailed Shearwater and Red-Footed Booby are commonly seen on the island.
The island is surrounded by crystal clear waters that are home to a variety of marine life. Visitors can observe schools of colorful fish, turtles, and even dolphins in the waters around the island. The island's unique shape and stunning surroundings make it one of the most photographed and iconic landmarks in Hawaii.
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