Guided beekeeping tour in Andorra with honey-tasting

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Whether you like it spread on toast, mixed into your cup of tea, or drizzled on your ice-cream, honey has plenty of admirers. And today, you'll see how its sustainably sourced in Andorra during a visit to a mountain apiary (AKA a place where beehives are kept). Follow the owner of the apiary around and see every step of the honey-making process, and learn why the honey here tastes so different – spoiler alert, it's the altitude. And once you've seen how it's made, you'll round things off with a guided tasting to discover those distinctive flavours for yourself.

Highlights

You'll see how honey is sustainably made during a tour of an apiary
There's an opportunity to learn how the mountain environment affects the taste of the honey
The guided tasting lets you sample the apiary's distinctive, high‑altitude honey

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Facilities

Free cancellation

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2 hours

Available in Spanish, English, French

What's included

Guide

Operated by

CEL OBERT, S.L.

Important information

* Just so you know, the visit location may vary depending on weather conditions * The beekeeper will choose the most suitable setting to ensure a calm and enjoyable experience for both the visitors and the bees * Visits may take place in Santa Coloma (the usual location), Sorteny Natural Park, or the Incles Valley. The exact apiary location will be confirmed by email a few days before the experience * The visits start at 11:00am, 12:30pm and 2:00pm * Not suitable for those with severe allergies * Children must be supervised by an adult (over 18 years) at all time * Bring suitable footwear * Bring a hat * Transfers not included * Food and drinks not included * Subject to weather conditions * Not suitable for expectant mothers