Blue Hills Honey — Local services in Tasmania

Great quality honey and highly recommended especially the leatherwood and wilderness honeys. The actual building is very nice with great facilities and a lovely little gift shop.

However did find it strange that they limit you to only tasting three honeys? I asked to try a fourth flavour that I was interested and was told rather rudely that it would be my ‘last one’ as if I tried any more I would not know what I was tasting. As it is a bit of a drive to get there I thought that was a bit annoying as I would have liked to try all the flavours. I also would have liked to have more of a discussion about the origins of the different flavours and the honey making process instead of just being handed honey to taste.

Still purchased several jars and then had a coffee at the cafe in the same building which was lovely. Would recommend you stop by if you are on your way to dip falls, but possibly not drive there on your way to Stanley like we did, as you can purchase the honey elsewhere without...

One of the NW coasts quality attractions. I was very impressed with the quality of this business. Great shop with interactive items to learn all about bees and honey. Nice big windows to view into the processing room. Great video room with a type of wall to wall movie about the process. The toilets I'd have to say are nearly one of the best I've ever been. Always a bonus to get a smile and view these tick both boxes. Licensed Cafe looked great but due to the current situation wasn't open, but with the roaring fire, lovely ambience I'd recommend this as a great place to relax before or after seeing the falls. All accessible for everyone. Including a Tesla recharging station, who'd have thought out in the back sticks there'd be one of those. Lovely photo opportunities and horses to feed. Kids will love it as much...

Yes, yes👍 Bit of an effort to get there but it's totally worth it. The people are lovely, the setting is peaceful and the food is fantastic. We live in Tasmania and today we took a little day trip to Blue Hills Honey.

The coffee was great and the food was truly delicious. My New Yorker husband said it was the best bagel he's had since he's been in Australia! We were genuinely welcomed with our dog, lots of outdoor tables and doggy drinking bowls and they turned the outdoor heating on without us having to ask.

The café and visitor center is a bright, modern building and the bathrooms are super clean. There's a multi-media educational center and lots of souvenirs including, of course, honey. You can wrap the whole visit up with some yummy ice cream and leave with a smile. Highly...