Hanavave has a small shop, on the right side past the school (painted green). The selection is rather limited but occasionally there is frozen meat, butter, canned goods, and some fresh produce.
Fruit (grapefruit, bananas, papaya, oranges, lemons as well as avocado when in season) can be bought from the villagers – you just stop at the house where you can see fruit trees and ask if you can buy or trade for some (but don't just help yourself!).
Fresh bread is baked daily except Sundays by the local baker, the second house on the right on the road that starts north in front of the shop. It is best to order in advance.
In Omoa there are 2 small mini-markets.
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