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Big Island Bees Museum

Enter the fascinating world of bees
and beekeeping with a visit to our museum. Learn about bees and honey through text, poems, and pictures. See antique and modern tools our family has used to bring honey from our hives to the table. Watch bees in our observation hive, take apart an empty beehive, or try on a beekeeper’s suit. Finally, visit our shop, where we sell a variety of products derived from honey and beeswax.

All our existing single blossom varietals are available to sample, together with seasonal combinations of honey and local spices. You'll appreciate our bees' artistry as you taste Hawaii's beauty.

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When You Visit
Make a day of it when you come to Big Island Bees by visiting some of the other notable sites nearby. These include Kealakekua Bay, where Captain Cook first stepped foot onto the island of Hawaii, an ancient heiau (temple), Pu’uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park, the Greenwell Kona Coffee Farms, and Amy B.H. Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Flower for Bees

See an apisculpture by Big Island Bees’ artist-owner, Garnett Puett, whose work is included in the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington D.C.

Museum Hours

Monday through Friday

10am to 4pm


Getting Here
Take Napoopoo Road off Highway 11, immediately south of mile marker 111. Keep bearing right on Napoopoo Road, following signs to Kealakekua Bay. Turn right at Big Island Bees sign immediately past Hawaiian Host Macadamia Factory and Kealakekua Estates. Follow winding lane 2/10 mile and turn right at our gate, where you will find a parking lot in the front.

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