Experience Our Honey Farm And Beekeeping Tour

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 h

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.

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Location: Big Island of Hawaii

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Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Are there age limits for the beekeeping tour? My kids are 8 and 10, would they be allowed?

A: Yes, kids aged 8 and up can join the tour! Just keep in mind they need to be supervised by an adult. It’s a fantastic educational experience, and the beekeepers are super great with kids. They'll love the honey tasting too!

Q: What should we wear for the beekeeping tour? Are there any special requirements?

A: Wear light, long-sleeved clothes to protect yourself from bee stings, and comfortable shoes since you’ll be walking around the farm. They provide a safety briefing before you start, too. Just avoid any strong scents as bees are attracted to that!

Q: What happens if it rains? Is the tour still on?

A: If it rains, the tour might be rescheduled for safety reasons. They’ll notify you in advance if there’s a change. Make sure to check your emails after booking! The hives need a dry environment to keep the bees happy.

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Honey Farm tour - any thoughts?

I’m planning to give my sister a beekeeping tour at Big Island Bees for her birthday. She loves nature and has been really interested in sustainability lately. I just want to make sure it’s as cool as it sounds. Has anyone done this experience? What were your favorite parts?

Anyone else obsessed with honey after visiting this farm?

Just got back from the Big Island and visited the honey farm. OMG, it was amazing! I never realized there were so many types of honey. The raw honey they had was like nothing I’ve ever tasted. I bought a few jars to take home. Anyone else have recommendations for what to do there or what to try?