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10 Best Beekeepers in Melbourne

The term beekeeper can mean very different things: humane hive relocation, wasp removal, honey production, equipment supply or educational tours. This guide separates those needs so Melbourne households, shoppers and hive owners can choose a provider with a relevant service.

Our method for this guide

This guide does not try to list everyone. It is our pick of beekeepers in Melbourne, built on each business's public reputation and on how central this service is to what it does.

Featured positions are clearly marked and only offered to businesses that already earned their place in the guide.

Compare 10 Beekeepers in Melbourne

  1. Ben's Bees, Melbourne

    Ben's Bees

    5.0652 reviews

    Ben’s Bees is a family-owned Melbourne beekeeping business offering bee removal, bee-friendly wasp nest removal, local raw honey and beekeeping products. It also sells bees, hives, beeswax, candles, propolis, royal jelly and gift hampers. The business places stated emphasis on ethical beekeeping and saving bees, while its wasp-removal service operates throughout Melbourne within 24 hours.

    Notable strengths: Combines bee-friendly removal with honey production

    Melbourne households needing wasp nest removalPeople seeking local raw honeyBackyard beekeepers needing advice or products
    3 Barker St, Blackburn South VIC 3130, Australia
  2. Tasty Honey, Melbourne

    Tasty Honey

    4.9122 reviews

    Tasty Honey is a Northcote honey business selling varieties including Leatherwood, tea tree and New Zealand honey online. It suits shoppers looking for distinctive, strongly flavoured honeys and larger orders, with careful packaging and delivery forming part of the purchasing experience.

    Notable strengths: Leatherwood and New Zealand honey are specifically available

    Exploring honey varieties beyond standard supermarket choicesBuying honey online in jars or larger quantities
    221 Bastings St, Northcote VIC 3070, Australia
  3. Bee Rescue Melbourne

    Bee Rescue Melbourne

    4.983 reviews

    Bee Rescue Melbourne is a Hurstbridge honey farm associated with honey products marketed for hayfever relief. Customers describe using its hayfever or allergy honey regularly, including one account that calls it a remedy rather than medicine. The product is positioned for people looking for a honey-based option alongside their usual approach to seasonal allergy symptoms.

    Notable strengths: Offers a distinct hayfever or allergy honey product

    People interested in honey products associated with hayfever reliefShoppers looking for a local honey-farm product
    Hi..we remove and rescue bee hives all over the Melbourne and VIC. Raw honey and hay fever sinus remedy available ONLY at outlets or online shop at www.BeeRescue.com.au STRICLY NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC, 30 Gosfield Rd, Hurstbridge VIC 3099, Australia
  4. Maya'Xala Honey by Nathan Stewart, Melbourne

    Maya'Xala Honey by Nathan Stewart

    4.967 reviews

    Maya’Xala Honey by Nathan Stewart in Doreen offers beehive tours and honey experiences suited to families, visitors and people curious about bees or beekeeping. Tours are described as hands-on and educational, covering hive roles, local and commercial honey, and the importance of bees to Australian agriculture. The experience can include fresh honey tasting and lunch.

    Notable strengths: Combines interactive hive learning with fresh honey tasting

    Families and visitors interested in bees, honey and beekeeping
    13 Spectacular Ave, Doreen VIC 3754, Australia
  5. Meli Honey, Melbourne

    Meli Honey

    4.961 reviews

    Meli Honey is a Preston wholesaler associated with Greek honey, including honey from Greece. Its honey suits people looking for a distinctive ingredient to spread on bread, add to tea or desserts, or enjoy by the spoon. The flavour is described as different from standard honey and not overly sweet.

    Notable strengths: Greek provenance is central to the product identity

    People seeking Greek honey with a distinctive flavourUsing honey in tea, desserts or as a spread
    Unit 3, 62A Albert St, Preston VIC 3072, Australia
  6. Archibald Honey Pty Ltd, Melbourne

    Archibald Honey Pty Ltd

    5.039 reviews

    Archibald Honey Pty Ltd is a Dingley Village honey farm and Australian honey business. It suits shoppers seeking Australian-made honey, including Blue Top Ironbark and Manuka varieties, as well as households buying larger buckets.

    Notable strengths: Offers Blue Top Ironbark honey and Manuka marked MGO30+ / 185+

    Shoppers looking for Australian-made honeyHouseholds buying honey in larger quantitiesPeople seeking Ironbark or Manuka honey
    369 Spring Rd, Dingley Village VIC 3172, Australia
  7. The Basin Backyard, Melbourne

    The Basin Backyard

    4.864 reviews

    The Basin Backyard is a women-owned honey farm in Knoxfield selling locally made honey and related produce, including honey-based gifts. Visitors can shop on site, bring dogs and speak with staff who explain the products with evident knowledge. It suits people replenishing their honey, looking for distinctive local produce or choosing a meaningful gift.

    Notable strengths: The range extends beyond honey to related produce and gift options

    Shoppers wanting locally made honey and related produceVisitors seeking honey-based gifts or a dog-friendly on-site stop
    Unit 1/31 Rushdale St, Knoxfield VIC 3180, Australia
  8. YARRABEE (Kelvin Trading), Melbourne

    YARRABEE (Kelvin Trading)

    4.852 reviews

    YARRABEE supplies beekeeping equipment for hobbyists and commercial apiarists from Springvale, with delivery across Australia. Its range includes bee hives, honey extractors, protective clothing, tools, plastic foundation, honey-processing equipment, jars, queen-rearing products and Varroa mite treatments. Practical advice and equipment selected for Australian conditions make it useful for both first-time hive owners and established operations.

    Notable strengths: Range spanning hive hardware, protective wear and honey processing

    Beginners setting up their first hiveCommercial beekeepers and expanding apiaries
    Unit 31/830-850 Princes Hwy, Springvale VIC 3171, Australia
  9. All About Beekeeping, Melbourne

    All About Beekeeping

    5.019 reviews

    All About Beekeeping is a beekeeping shop and resource for people starting or developing an interest in hive keeping. It supplies beekeeping equipment such as bee suits, smokers and brood boxes, while offering practical guidance from staff. The business also presents Australian and local products, including local honey, and supports beginners as well as experienced keepers.

    Notable strengths: Combines equipment sales with hands-on advice

    New beekeepers choosing equipment and seeking guidanceExperienced keepers looking for beekeeping gear and local products
    21b Station St, Diamond Creek VIC 3089, Australia
  10. Master Beekeepers, Melbourne

    Master Beekeepers

    4.916 reviews

    Master Beekeepers is a Doreen bee relocation service that carefully removes and relocates hives, including colonies found in walls and backyards. It also supplies Nuc boxes for people starting or expanding a hive. The service suits property owners wanting bees handled with care and beekeepers seeking practical support, with documented work including opening a wall, vacuuming bees, saving the hive and cleaning up afterwards.

    Notable strengths: Relocates colonies while focusing on preserving the hive

    Property owners needing bee-hive relocationBeekeepers buying Nuc boxes or seeking setup advice
    29 Roaming Rd, Doreen VIC 3754, Australia

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Beekeeping and honey services

  • Bee removal and relocationBen’s Bees describes bee removal, while Master Beekeepers relocates colonies found in walls and backyards with a preservation-focused approach.
  • Wasp nest removalBen’s Bees distinguishes bee removal from bee-friendly wasp nest removal and describes service throughout Melbourne within 24 hours.
  • Honey and honey productsThe Basin Backyard, Archibald Honey, Tasty Honey, Bee Rescue Melbourne and Meli Honey offer different local, Australian, Greek or speciality honey choices.
  • Hive equipment and suppliesYARRABEE and ALL ABOUT BEEKEEPING supply equipment including suits, smokers, brood boxes, extractors, jars and other hive products.
  • Tours and learningMaya’Xala Honey describes hands-on beehive tours with hive education, honey tasting and, for some experiences, lunch.

How to select a beekeeper in Melbourne

  1. Identify the immediate problemA colony in a wall, a backyard hive and a wasp nest call for different services. Explain exactly what you have found.
  2. Decide whether you need products or interventionChoose a honey farm for honey, an equipment supplier for hive gear, or a relocation service when a colony needs to be moved.
  3. Check the intended scaleYARRABEE supports hobbyists and commercial apiarists, while other businesses are described for households, visitors or beginners.
  4. Ask what is includedFor relocation or tours, confirm the practical scope, such as hive preservation, clean-up, tasting or lunch components.

Frequent questions

Who removes bees in Melbourne?

Ben’s Bees describes bee removal, and Master Beekeepers describes careful hive relocation from walls and backyards. Contact the provider to discuss the situation.

Is wasp removal the same as bee removal?

No. Ben’s Bees explicitly distinguishes bee removal from bee-friendly wasp nest removal.

Where can beginners buy beekeeping equipment?

ALL ABOUT BEEKEEPING and YARRABEE describe equipment and practical guidance for beginners, including suits, smokers and hive components.

Can I book a beekeeping tour?

Maya’Xala Honey by Nathan Stewart describes hands-on beehive tours covering hive roles, honey and the importance of bees.

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