Japanese honeybees do not collect honey from specific plants (e.g. mandarin oranges), but from a variety of plants, which makes the honey unique to the area. Learn about the natural environment and local attractions of Bungo Ono and make your trip memorable by visiting a beekeeper and making crafts using beeswax under the guidance of a beekeeper.
The ecological characteristics of Japanese honeybees and comparisons between Japanese honeybees and Japanese and Western honeybees are very interesting and provide an opportunity to learn about new honey attractions.
Note: From November to early April, the bees are confined to their hives and can only be seen in the apiary. It is not possible to observe the inside of the hive.
Note: This tour/activity requires a minimum of 2 participants
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
“Once in a lifetime” hot springs - Yufuin. Everything is fitted into the surrounding nature, mountains, woods, grassland and rivers. It is a result of the people in Yufuin faithfully preserving the natural beauty of the town. Relax and enjoy the hot spring in the untouched nature.
From £28.92 per person
Explore the captivating city of Beppu on a personalized private tour designed just for you. With a dedicated English-speaking guide, delve into the heart of this geothermal wonderland at your own pace. Enjoy the flexibility to customize your itinerary, ensuring you visit all the highlights and hidden gems that pique your interest. Travel comfortably in a private vehicle, allowing access to locati…
From £409.64 per person
This half-day English guided tour is for up to three guests. It offers a rare chance to experience the authentic charm of rural Japan — something you won't find in big cities. You'll wear a traditional yukata and explore a 130-year-old Japan house and garden, taking memorable photos along the way. At Nakatsu Castle, famous for its flowers, you'll enjoy another photo opportunity. The tour includes…
From £143.61 per person
