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Bee Farm Ecotour and Honey Tasting in Waialua, North Shore Oahu
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Hi Honey Farm takes you to its hives in Waialua before a tasting of raw and infused honey. The visit lasts 100 minutes and costs from $135 per adult. You meet at the yellow gate on Kaukonahua Road. The tour starts at 9 a.m. Tuesday to Sunday. It's a short farm visit for ages 3 and up, with a full beekeeping suit and gloves for the hive walk.
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Bee Farm Ecotour and Honey Tasting in Waialua, North Shore Oahu at a glance
| Duration | 100 minutes |
| Price | from $135 per adult |
| Departs | 9 a.m., Tuesday to Sunday |
| Meeting point | Yellow gate at 66-1128 Kaukonahua Road, Waialua |
| Ages | 3 and up |
| Group | Up to 10 guests |
| Tasting | Raw and infused honeys, with varieties depending on season and availability |
| Main trade-off | Live bee contact, unsuitable for guests with bee-sting allergies |
| Guide languages | English, Russian |
Read from the operator's listing on the booking page, October 30, 2026. The price is the tour's starting price in U.S. dollars, re-read every day, last on . Children pay less.
What's included
- Bottled water
- Full-body beekeeping suit and gloves
What's not included
- The operator lists no exclusions
Options
Which option to book
The single option covers the hive visit and tasting. Starts are at 9 a.m. Tuesday to Sunday.
| Option | Departures |
|---|---|
| Bee Farm Ecotour and Honey Tasting in Waialua, North Shore Oahu | 9 a.m., Tue to Sun |
The catch: Children under 3 and guests with a bee-sting allergy should skip this visit.
Route
How does the day work?
A short bee lesson leads into your suited hive visit before the group gathers to taste honey.
- 100 min
1. Hi Honey Farm
You learn how honey is made before walking through banana trees to the hives. A tasting follows, with raw and infused honey flavors varying by season.
- pass by
2. Waialua
Waialua puts the farm on Oahu's North Shore. The visit stays at the farm rather than touring the surrounding beaches.
The 100 minutes cover the bee lesson through the honey tasting. You finish back at the farm's yellow gate.
Pickup and meeting point
- Farm entrance: The address is 66-1128 Kaukonahua Road in Waialua. The yellow gate sits beside the local fruit stand, where the farm team meets you.
- Gate access: Check in by calling or messaging when you reach the gate. If it isn't open, the team will open it for your arrival.
- Your own ride: Transport to the farm is your responsibility. The visit doesn't collect you from a hotel or drop you at another North Shore stop afterward.
Before you book
- Your hotel isn't a pickup point. The meeting place is the farm's yellow gate beside the fruit stand in Waialua.
Fit
Is this tour right for you?
The 100-minute visit suits families with children aged 3 and up who are interested in bees. Your group has no more than ten guests. It's a fit if you have your own ride and want the afternoon free. You don't need to spend a full day on tour.
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Who it's not for
- Travelers with a bee-sting allergy
- Families bringing children younger than 3
- Guests who need pickup from their hotel
Good to know
Know before you go
Children must be at least 3 for this visit. Skip the tour if you have a bee-sting allergy. The protective suit doesn't remove that stated restriction.
Your full-body beekeeping suit and gloves come with the visit. Bottled water is included too. You put on the suit before heading to the hives.
The farm meets you by its yellow gate beside the fruit stand. A call or message tells the team you've arrived. An unopened gate doesn't mean you've reached the wrong entrance.
You can reserve for one to ten travelers, with an adult required in the booking. Ten is also the tour's group cap. The ticket is mobile only.
The tasting includes raw and infused honey. Flavors change with the season, so a particular flavor isn't guaranteed for your visit. The farm activity ends after the tasting.
A cancellation made at least 24 hours before the start receives a full refund. There's no refund within the last 24 hours. The visit is also subject to weather cancellation.
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How is it rated?
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Questions
People also ask
- How much does the Hi Honey Farm tour cost?
The farm visit costs from $135 per adult. It includes the hive activity and honey tasting, with your protective clothing supplied. Bottled water comes with the visit too. Your journey to Waialua remains your own responsibility.
- How long is the Hi Honey Farm bee tour?
The visit lasts 100 minutes from the bee lesson through the tasting. It stays at the farm in Waialua. You walk through banana trees to the hives after putting on protective clothing. It isn't a tour of the North Shore beaches.
- What time does the Hi Honey Farm tour start?
The selected tour starts at 9 a.m. Tuesday to Sunday. Monday isn't a departure day for this option. Choose the morning visit on the booking page. The farm entrance is opened for scheduled arrivals rather than unrestricted walk-in visits.
- Where do you meet for the Hi Honey Farm tour?
You meet at 66-1128 Kaukonahua Road in Waialua. The yellow gate is beside the fruit stand and bus stop. Your booking doesn't include a hotel shuttle. Check the farm's arrival instructions before setting off on your own journey.
- Is Hi Honey Farm suitable for young children?
The tour accepts children from age 3, with an adult in the booking. Younger children shouldn't join this hive visit. It's a farm lesson with protective clothing and honey tasting. The bee-sting allergy restriction applies to children as well as adults.
Times and conditions as the booking page listed them on October 30, 2026; the price is re-read every day, last on . Booking happens on the booking page, at its price; a booking through the button earns this site a commission, and your price is the same.