Bees

By the beekeeping farm “Kalniņi” there is a Bee Hut – small wooden house in which you can feel the presence of bees. The hives with seven bee families are built-in the sides of the Bee Hut, but inside the building they are designed as beds or seats. When looking at the building from the outside you can see the bee runs and also bees themselves. In addition, “Kalniņi” also offer different types of bee products – honey, pollen bread, beautiful and aromatic wax candles. It is possible to taste beekeeping products and enjoy a cap of warm tea. Families with kids can participate in educational workshops, learn how to make wax candles and gain information about the daily life in the beekeeping farm.

Since summer 2018 everyone can also visit the House of Crafts, where you can participate in different activities such as Encaustic painting (also known as hot wax painting), create wooden souvenirs with burnt folk signs as well as create wax candles etc. The House of Crafts offers different itineraries for grownups, kids, youngsters and newlyweds. There you can also purchase the offered products - various flower honey, pollen, pollen bread, propolis, cell honey and wax candles.

Mācību drava "Kāre" piedāvā iepazīties ar bišu valstības noslēpumiem. Interesanta iepazīšanās ar brīnumiem un noslēpumiem bišu saimes dzīvē. Apmeklētājiem ir iespēja ietērpties speciālos aizsargtērpos un bitenieka vadībā iepazīties ar dzīvas bišu saimes smaržu. Veselībai un dzīvespriekam iespējams iegādāties - medu, bišu maizi, bet romantiskai noskaņai - smaržīgas bišu vaska svecītes.

This farm has more than 20 years of experience with beekeeping products and their sale.  Groups of tourists can tour the farm with the help of a knowledgeable guide.  There are creative workshops for children, games for teams, tastings of products, a location for picnics, as well as luncheons of soup cooked on a campfire along with honey bread.

Die Pflanzenbau – und Bienenzuchtwirtschaft befindet sich am Ufer des Flusses Amata. In der Wirtschaft werden Nektarpflanzen wie Fazelien, Weißer und Gelber Honigklee angebaut und 150 Bienenvölker gepflegt. Verkostung und Erwerb der Produktion, Bestellungen, Beratung, Organisation von Seminaren. Der einzigartige Buchweizen-Kleehonig, Anfertigung von Wachskerzen- und Figuren.

Möglicherweise die am höchsten gelegene Imkerei im Baltikum, ca. 300 m über Meeresspiegel. Die Bio-Bienenprodukte werden auf dem Berg Gaiziņkalns und in der Umgebung geerntet. Es werden eine Führung durch den Bauernhof, Imkerei-Workshops und eine Verkostung der Bienenprodukte angeboten.