Suit up with our beekeepers among 40+ hives producing 100% raw honey.
The sanctuary runs more than forty hives on the edge of the forest, producing honey that goes into the jar exactly as the bees made it — raw, unblended and unheated.
Guests suit up and work alongside our beekeepers. You open hives, read the frames, and learn what a colony is actually telling you about its health, its stores and its season.
The bees forage on wild forest flowering rather than a single crop, which is why the honey tastes different from one harvest to the next. Sitting next to the Peak Wilderness is the whole reason it works.
Full protective kit provided before anyone approaches a hive.
Over forty colonies, opened and inspected with the keepers.
Unheated and unblended, straight from frame to jar.
Flavour shifts with whatever the forest has in flower.
Everything here is arranged around the colony rather than the visitor.
Tell us your dates and group size, and we will match you to a working day.
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A team of scientists, conservationists and environmental specialists working on eco-living practices, environmental conservation, and sustainable agro-leisure in Sri Lanka’s Peak Wilderness.