Pahoa
Pahoa
Activities
There are a few small restaurants with a variety of cuisines, craft stores, galleries, boutiques and the island's oldest movie theater. The Pahoa Marketplace, which is located at the edge of town, has more shops, but is not as scenic as the main street. Pahoa also has schools, a church, supermarkets, police and fire departments, a large public swimming pool and a post office.
Transportation
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Food & Drink
On the Big Island, there are not as many restaraunts to choose from on the East Side of the Island compared to the West Side. (Hilo = East / Kona = West). Were lucky that in Pahoa, we have quite a few good restaurants to choose from.
Unfortunately there are no self-catering offers at this location at the moment.