This is a quiet and remote seaside village with holiday homes, a hotel with restaurant, a small shop at the hotel and another one in the village selling limited supplies.

There is a small library and museum in the village.

BANKING/ATMs:
There is an ATM inside the shop in Haga-Haga village.

FUEL:
There is no fuel available here. The nearest airport is at East London, about 40 min away. (Oct-14).

MARSH STRAND TO HAGA HAGA:
During low tide one can walk through the Haga Haga River mouth to Marsh Strand. It's about a 30 min walk. Or if you have a 4WD you can drive through the river mouth, and there is a ramp on the Haga Haga side of the river close to the hotel. One can also drive around on gravel to Marsh Strand and it takes about 30 minutes. (Oct-14).

PUBS & RESTAURANTS:
The pub and restaurant is open to day visitors at the hotel. (Oct-14).

ROAD CONDITIONS:
The gravel roads to Haga Haga are suitable for any vehicle. (Oct-14).

SHOPS:
The shop in Haga Haga sells items such as wood, ice-creams, cooldrinks, chips, sweets, magazines and other small necessities. But to stock up you would need to purchase items in East London or Beacon Bay. (Oct-14).

Liquor can be purchased at the small shop inside the Haga Haga Hotel - at the 'Beachcomber shop'. They also sell sandals, swimwear and limited fishing tackle. (Oct-14).

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