Winter Honey Bee Hive Tour

Thermal images let you see just how much heat worker bees produce during winter.

Why bees form a winter cluster, what is the most important job of the beekeeper in the winter and ... what do a winter cluster and a huddle at an American football game have in common? Find out more about this thermo phenomenon, visit multi award-winning beekeepers in our destination during winter.

Educate yourself about biodynamic honey production and enjoy guided tastings.

Your visit will support the development of api micro-locations for gaining new experiences and knowledge about one of the world's most fascinating insects and the importance of pollination for the survival of our planet as well as the value of bee products for human health.

Contact beekeepers, arrange your visit and enjoy various bee and homemade products:

Cubric Family Farm, Korita Rakovačka 22, Rakovica, HRV
tel: +385(0)47 784-291
e-mail: bricubric@gmail.com
In addition to beehive air inhalation, the Cubrić family produces high quality natural honey and various honey and beeswax products.

Nuhanovic Honey Farm, Nova četvrt, Bihać, BA
cell: +387(0)62 801-351
They are proud holders of six international awards and a Town Plaque for a special contribution to the development of beekeeping in Bihać area.

OPG Furlan, Brinjska, Korenica, HRV
Family farm Furlan has been for many years successfully dealing with migratory beekeeping and production of honey, propolis and pollen. They've won several gold and silver medals at national and international fairs - products worth buying :)
tel:+385(0)98 160-7063
e-mail: marijanaf@gmail.com
FB: https://www.facebook.com/opgfurlan/

OPG Hodak, Smoljanac 19, Smoljanac, HRV
Family farm Hodak, also professional beekeepers, produce and sell natural honey and honey products in the peaceful village of Smoljanac.
tel: +385(0)99 8364-644; +385(0)99 3178-472
e-mail: andja.hodak@gmail.com
web: http://www.guesthouseandja.com/

Support local beekeepers - beekeeping is the only way that humans can support declining bee populations.
Thank you!