Ni'ihau

Area:
Population: 160 (2000 census)
County: Kauai County

A rubber plantation was established here in 1905

Awarded the Guinness World Record for "Most Expensive Island," it is privately owned and valued at $100 million

Niihau is a private island owned by the Robinson family of Kauai. It is nicknamed "The Forbidden Island." The island is a semi-arid island and the climate is dry, though several lakes provide fresh water.

Official Color: White
Island Flower: Pä pä, also known as the Momi, Laiki, and Kahelelani, designated as the official lei material.

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