We all know that honey comes from bees, but have you ever wondered how it gets from the bees to your kitchen (and onto your toast)? Then check out
Superbee Honeyworld and wonder no more.
The tasty treat is the main attraction at Superbee (
35 Tomewin Street, Currumbin), a working honey farm located opposite Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary on the Gold Coast. Superbee produces and exports honey and bee products to more than fiften countries around the world.
Superbee aims to entertain and educate tourists about the exciting world of bees and their products. Visitors will see the entire process from flower to finished product when they take a tour of the facility. See how bees produce honey in the hives and listen to bee keepers explain and demonstrate how the honey goes from hive to pot. You'll also see honeycomb extraction, watch the keepers care for the bees and learn more about the products that bees produce.
Of course, there are plenty of opportunities for taste testing the delicious variety of flavours on offer at Superbee, and if you find something you like you may be able to purchase it from the gift store, which sells honey, royal jelly, propolis, bee pollen, ginger and honeycomb.
A trip to Superbee Honey World makes for a fun and inexpensive day out; admission is free and it is free to taste test the varieties of honey. Superbee is located on the Gold Coast and is open from 8.00am until 5.30pm daily.
