Haina is a well known island in the Spice Isles, simply because its product is used on a daily basis in most households. The island is made up of indigenous people who work mainly on harvesting the tree seeds to produce this spice, and also take up residence on the island. Haina is fairly flat, grassy, and does not have much in the way of remarkable geographical landmarks.

The main spice on the island, Harrina, is made from several tree seeds combined together to form one flavor. The Harrina tree produces the overwhelming flavor of the spice, which is frequently used a cheaper and more flavorful alternative to salt. The seeds are bleached and distributed to other islands and people, as they have been since it's inception. After the production of Harrina is finished, the spice is bagged and sold for other goods and services off of the island.