This was easy to reach and find and not too many people there. There were two options, guided tour or self paced, we decided to go self paced as we wanted to read all the information. We learned a lot about bees and how honey is extracted historically and more modern methods. As it is free to tour and taste we decided to buy some fresh honey. The staff were friendly and attentive to help with any questions we had, and even gave recommendations based on their own preferences.

Young lady has only been giving tours [free] for 3 years, but English well spoken - if she didn't know the word, she gave us explanations until we supplied it! Said she learns from visitors and was learning Spanish. We were able to ask questions, learnt a lot and then told to taste test without being pressured to buy [but we did - liberally]

We visited this honey venue as a family of 4 (including a 11 and 13 yo) following reviews on here (trip advisor) and we were not disappointed. We were welcomed warmly and given a comprehensive tour and talk about the history of bee keeping and honey making in the region starting with the bee community. Our guide was passionate, informative and engaging. After the tour (10 -15 minutes with lots of our questions) we went to the tasting room and got to try 3 types of honey as well as produce they made onsite and a few others little items. Delicious!! If you are anywhere nearby (we were an hour away) we would all recommend stopping by to learn and bit more about honey and to try their amazing produce. 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Amazing honey tasting experience! The young lady that was our tour guide was amazing & so knowledgeable (& faultless English). She took questions if you are more interested in their processes, but I feel the tour was the perfect amount of time… not too long but didn’t feel rushed. Obviously the honey tasting at the end was our favourite part! We ended up bringing 1 or 2 jars home 😁. 5⭐️ experience, would highly recommend.