Highly recommended - How we enjoyed the reception and all the stories. If you're around here, be sure to go. Everyone works here with passion. Nick and colleagues thank you for the educational afternoon and a glimpse into your lives.

Wonderful experience learning about bees - Our family (including kids aged 11 and 13) had a wonderful time with the MoKa crew for the honey tour. The founders themselves grew up in the area and after establishing careers in entomology and guiding in tropical forests, decided to return home to start MoKa in an effort to bring greater awareness to the remarkable complexity of honey bee biology and social structure, human beings critical reliance on bees, and how they are serving as a wakeup call for greater environmental responsibility. The whole place is built with repurposed lumber and an eye towards sustainability and education with the end product being a beautiful fit-for-purpose site (gorgeous views), perfect for show-casing the region and bee-keeping. Our guide was one of the founders and after settling the grown-ups with a cup of freshly brewed Greek-style coffee, he walked us all through the details of bee biology and society in an engaging way which appealed to both the kids and the adults. The best part was getting suited up and being given a chance to hold combs and receive a comb-by-comb tour through the surprisingly complex architecture of a hive. We even got to pet the bees which was super fun (very kid friendly)! The tour wrapped up with a serving of fruit drizzled in honey and the chance to taste all of their products as well as test some of their beeswax balms. The shop is super cute with a nicely curated selection of products. If you just want a place to taste honey, this may not the experience for you. But if you love biology, are curious about bees, or want to learn more about how/why the future of bees is imperiled and what can be done about it, this is perfect for you (and, yes, taste some yummy honey). If you come by your own car, there is a short drive up a steep and narrow lane with very limited parking. Alternatively, you can park in the large area below and walk up the drive. If arranged in advance, one of the employees can chauffer you up if you have mobility concerns (we spotted him ferrying people to-and-from a tour group parked below).

Educational, Relaxing, Welcoming - Well worth the trip! Honey Farm doesn't describe this wonderful education center. No pressure to buy at all, just an educational tour of bee keeping and the importance of bees in the environment. A unique center, beautiful setting, welcoming hosts. Allow plenty of time to spend in this lovely setting.