Experience Our Honey Farm And Beekeeping Tour

Overview

When you visit our honey farm in Hawaii you will enter the world of bees and beekeeping and gain a unique perspective on this important industry. And if you decide to take our beekeeping tour you'll have a box seat for viewing actual hives from a safe and secure screened area. Our beekeepers are eager to answer all your questions about bees and honey.

We also provide free honey samples, and you will gain a much greater appreciation for the difference between raw honey and the honey bears on most grocery shelves.

City: Big Island of Hawaii

Mon 24 Feb

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Starting at $25.00

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Mon 24 Feb

Starting at $25.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Tea and snacks available in addition to honey samples

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
$20 Kama'aina Adults Ages 19+ • Must present valid Hawaii State ID
$10 Kama'aina Youth Ages 13-18 • Resident
Persons allergic to bee stings should not take the tour but can visit the museum.
Face masks required for travellers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Due to COVID-19, all store visitors will be asked to wash hands or use hand sanitizer upon arrival and will be required to wear a mask or cloth face covering while in the store/museum.

What To Expect

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When you visit our honey farm in Hawaii, you will enter the world of bees and beekeeping. We have a variety of activities for you and your family, only one of which requires advanced reservation. Take a beekeeping tour where you'll have a box seat on beekeeping in a safe and secure screened area (reservations strongly recommended). Visit our museum and tasting room to explore the amazing world of bees and enjoy a free sampling of our delicious, raw organic kinds of honey. You can also browse our store full of honey, beeswax products, and beekeeping memorabilia.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (107)

Robbie R

Jul 2019

This was a really great, informative tour. We really got to see and learn a lot, and we tasted delicious honey samples. Highly recommended

Response from Host

Jul 2019

Aloha, Robbie, and thank you for visiting and taking the time to write such a marvelous review. We appreciate it very much, as will our staff. We hope you will come to see us again on your next trip to the Big Island. Mahalo, Phil

SpaDiva73

Jul 2019

My Mom and I loved the Big Island Bee Farm. Very interesting, lovely staff, the honey is AMAZING! This is a must see and taste when you are on the Big Island. I love the Lehua Honey - partial because of the flavor and partial because of the story. We both bough several jars for at home and for gifts!

Response from Host

Jul 2019

Aloha, SpaDiva73, and thank you for visiting and taking the time to write such a marvelous review. We appreciate it very much, as will our staff. And thank you for your purchases! We hope they are a hit back home. We hope you will come to see us again on your next trip to the Big Island. Mahalo, Phil

LauraDiItaly

Jul 2019

We spent a lovely morning venturing upcountry Big Island and visiting the Bees Farm, located a few miles south of Kona. After a ten minutes informative video, the friendly and professional bees-keeper showed us all the secrets about 'his' queen, the worker bees, the puppies and of course the male bees: do you know that the males do absolutely nothing in the hive ?? apart from pleasing the queen and paying it with their own life. We were behind sort of a protection glass, while the bees keeper was surrounded by thousands of bees… and he was just wearing a mask!! He picked up and showed us some bees - using only his bare hands. There were a few occasional bees on our side of the protection, but we were instructed that they would not bite us, as long as we didn't shout or make sudden movements. We also visited the bees museum and the gift shop, where we could sample various kind of delicious honey, my favorite being the Ohia Lehua. My husband gifted me a lovely t-shirt with their beautiful flower logo on it. Highly recommended.

Response from Host

Jul 2019

Aloha, Laura, and thank you for visiting and taking the time to write such a marvelous review. We appreciate it very much, as will our staff. We hope you will come to see us again on your next trip to the Big Island. Mahalo, Phil