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Hawaii Honey Farm and Beekeeping Tour
Very goodTop 21% in Big Island of Hawaii
181 reviews · Rated on 1 provider · How we score
- Big Island of Hawaii
- Updated November 2, 2026
See active hives from a screened viewing area, meet beekeepers, and sample honey on this engaging Hawaii farm visit.
About this tour
Step into the world of bees at a Hawaii honey farm, where a visit offers a closer look at the work behind every jar. On the beekeeping tour, watch active hives from a safe, screened viewing area and hear directly from beekeepers, who are ready to answer questions about bees, honey, and the industry.
The experience also includes honey samples, giving you a chance to compare the character of raw honey with the familiar honey found in grocery stores. Tea and snacks are available, while lunch is not included. Meet at the museum/store; written and video directions are available on the farm’s website. People allergic to bee stings should skip the tour, though they may visit the museum.
Make time for this Hawaii honey farm and beekeeping tour to see the hives up close from a protected vantage point and leave with a fresh appreciation for the bees behind the honey.
Highlights
- See active beehives from a screened viewing area
- Ask beekeepers about bees, honey, and the industry
- Sample honey and compare raw honey with grocery-store varieties
What's included
Included
- Tea and snacks available in addition to honey samples
Not included
- Lunch
Ratings on each provider
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Viator
4.90 / 5 · 181 reviews
Important information
- Meet at the museum/store; written and video directions are available on the farm’s website
- People allergic to bee stings should not take the tour but may visit the museum
- Wheelchair-accessible venue and transportation
- Infants and small children can ride in a stroller; infants must sit on an adult’s lap
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- Service animals are allowed
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Kama'aina admission: $20 for adults ages 19+ with valid Hawaii State ID; $10 for resident youth ages 13–18
Frequently asked questions
Where does the tour meet?
Assemble at the museum/store. Written and video directions are available on the farm’s website.
Can I join if I’m allergic to bee stings?
People allergic to bee stings should not take the tour, but they can visit the museum.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
The venue and transportation options are wheelchair accessible.
Are children welcome?
Infants and small children can ride in a stroller. Infants must sit on an adult’s lap.
What is included with the visit?
Honey samples are provided, and tea and snacks are available. Lunch is not included.
How this score is calculated
This score is based on one provider. Viator rates it 4.90 from 181 reviews. We place that rating among all Viator ratings and weight it by its review count. If the tour is found on another provider later, both ratings are combined.
How the score works and rating distribution in Big Island of Hawaii
- Each provider rating is turned into a percentile: the share of that provider's ratings it beats, weighted by review counts.
- Listings on different providers are combined in proportion to their review counts.
- Tours with few reviews are pulled toward the average until more reviews come in, so a handful of perfect reviews can't top the list.
- The result is shown from 0 to 10: this tour scores 8.1. Top 21% in Big Island of Hawaii means it ranks in the top 21% of tours in Big Island of Hawaii by this score.
Provider rating distribution in Big Island of Hawaii
How many tours in Big Island of Hawaii have a provider rating at or below each value. The dashed line is this tour.
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