Since the Hana Highway was paved in 1984, the town has undergone a considerable tourist boom. While not exactly "the last of old Hawaii," as it is sometimes called, Hana is relaxed enough to allow visitors to stop and smell the plumerias. There isn't much going on here, which is part of its charm. Activities such as exploring ancient heiaus, watching the sun rise, strolling along secluded beaches and joining the entire town in cheering on the local ball team are the little things that make time in Hana feel like a vacation from your vacation.
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