Discover the Joy of Beekeeping with Yan Bali’s Workshops



 
Are you fascinated by bees and their vital role in nature? Whether you’re looking for a fun hobby, a conservation project, pollination solutions, apitherapy benefits, or an engaging activity after retirement, our basic beekeeping workshop is the perfect place to start.

Why Join?

Keeping bees in Bali offers countless rewards. It’s an opportunity to:

Connect with nature.

Support bee conservation efforts.

Enhance garden pollination.

Explore the healing wonders of bees.

Share an educational experience with your kids.


What You’ll Learn

Our Basic Beekeeping Workshop is tailored for beginners and covers:

Understanding the Honey Bees: A dive into basic beekeeping theory to help you appreciate the bees' world.

How to Make an Observation Topbar Hive (OTH): Hands-on guidance to create your own hive.


Workshop Details

Location: Jimbaran, Bali

Time: Flexible, starts anytime after lunch

Cost:

Private course: IDR 500K per person

Group course: IDR 350K per person (minimum 5 participants)


Duration: Approximately 3 hours or more


Other Workshops

Once you’ve mastered the basics, you can dive deeper into the world of beekeeping with our additional courses:

1. Intermediate Beekeeping Workshop


2. Advanced Beekeeping Workshop


3. Apitherapy Workshop


4. Beekeeping Classes for Schools



Other Services

In addition to workshops, Balibee Apiari offers:

Bee Removal Services: Safely relocate unwanted bees from homes, villas, or hotels.

Beehive and Bee Colony Sales: Get everything you need to start your own beekeeping journey.


Why Choose Balibee Apiari?

Founded by Yan Bali, an experienced beekeeper and passionate advocate for sustainable beekeeping, these workshops promise to inspire and equip you with practical skills to live in harmony with bees.

Contact Us

Ready to start your beekeeping adventure or learn more about our services? Reach out today!
📞 Yan: +62 895-0848-9952

Whether you’re a beginner or ready to advance your skills, our workshops offer a hands-on, enriching experience that will leave you buzzing with knowledge and appreciation for these incredible creatures.






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