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A visit to the beekeeper
19.07.2023 - 09.08.2023
Take the opportunity to look over the shoulder of a beekeeper at his work. How many bees live in a colony? What do bees do in winter? What does a queen bee look like? Why do bees swarm? What does fresh honey taste like straight from the comb? This and many other exciting things about bees and beekeeping can be learned on a tour.
Jan Grünig owns about 25 bee colonies and has been looking after them for 10 years. The apiary in Saanenmöser is located at 1300 m above sea level on the edge of a forest and is surrounded by organically managed ecological meadows. He sells the honey in the village shop or directly to his customers.
Duration: 1.5 h
*Children under 6 years do not receive a Saani Card (guest card). Kindly indicate the Gstaad Card number of a parent when booking for children up to 5 years. If you would like to benefit from these reductions, the family needs to possess a Gstaad Card.
Meeting point
2 pm - Alte Saanenmöserstrasse, 3777 Saanenmöser (see map), parking spaces available
Requirements
Registration until 4 pm the day before.
Can be booked with the Gstaad Card only.
A minimum of 1 child must be booked.
Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent.
Price
Participation is free of charge for Gstaad Card holders.
Arrival Information
Individual arrival to old Saanenmöserstrasse according to map position.
Short, steep walk from the car park to the bee farm approx. 10 minutes.
Equipment
Please wear weather appropriate clothing and proper footwear.
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