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The town of Paia at the base of Haleakala volcano is one place you won't want to miss on the road to Hana. Originally a plantation town, with over 20% of the island living there in the early 1900s, Paia has a relaxed vibe with people who exemplify the spirit of Aloha. Just up the road is the Holy Rosary Church with a great St. Damien memorial sculpture. Be sure to spend some time here! BALDWIN AVE. HANA HIGHWAY To Hana Paia Gelato Treats POST OFFICE FIRE DEPT. 36 Hana Picnic Lunch Shop Sand & Sea Paia Trivia: Paia dates back to the 1880s when the first sugar mill was built on the island. It's one of the most historic towns on Maui, and at one time had the largest population on the island. Favorite places to stop when you're in Paia! Paia Gelato Open from 11am-10pm, this wonderful, locally owned desserterie features the most sensationally delicious treats you'll probably ever taste in your life. Hand made daily, with items like Maui grown fresh fruit, deep dark chocolate, and Kona coffee beans, you'll feel like you've gone to heaven with your first bite. They also make flavorful hot & cold coffees, lattes, and tea drinks too! Hana Picnic Lunch Company If you're hungry for some delicious fresh sandwiches, wraps, or salads at affordable prices, this is the place to stop. Everything is custom made to your specifications, right in front of you! Aside from being a great source of information and accessories for those heading to Hana, they make one of the best fresh fruit smoothies on the island - try the mango, strawberry, banana...yummy! Sand & Sea Gift Shop Like its name, this quaint boutique is filled with wonderful gifts that evoke the feeling of the island. Many of the products are not only unique to Maui and Hawaii, but they can't be found in any other shop. And here's the kicker, unlike lots of places on the island that are very expensive, they have incredible prices and quality gifts. From beach glass jewelry to Hawaiian masks, and from fresh island jams to Koa wood turtle tables, you'll find something for everyone (and yourself) at Sand & Sea, at a price you'll love! To Kahului h ist or ic tow n Visit the Historic Town Paia 40

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