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Arataki Honey is a food, located at 66 Arataki Rd, Havelock North 4130, New Zealand. They can be contacted via phone at +64 6-877 7300, visit their website www.aratakihoneyhb.co.nz for more detailed information.

Location :
66 Arataki Rd, Havelock North 4130
Added by Jopie, at 30 November 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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15 Reviews

  • Louis Wu
    10 November 2017

    good place to buy some honey. it also provide tasting place.

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  • Nicole McLaren
    08 November 2017

    Love arataki. The honey is beautiful, the products are high quality, the place is beautiful and educational. Good for kids. The honey tasting is cool.

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  • Robert NZ
    08 November 2017

    A unique and amazing experience, complete with an incredible range of high-end products. Pricey, but well worth it.

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  • Mara Kean
    25 October 2017

    Interactive for small children to 112 year olds! Tastungs available for free. Fabulous gift shop with well priced items.

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  • Matt Munro
    20 September 2017

    Fantastic place to visit. I don't really like honey that much but I really enjoy tasting theirs

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  • 1959/01/09 Wan
    09 September 2017

    Good price, Real Honey much more better than Coma

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  • Caillie Evans
    19 July 2017

    Ā fun afternoon tasting many varieties offers honey and learning about bees. Also bought some delicious, reasonably priced honey to bring home.

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  • Zai
    18 July 2017

    good range of local honey. staffs were helpful when approached. sadly we were muslim tourists with a child who have autism. He happened to take a toy that cost 1dollar and wandered outside thw shop. the staff went and took the item feom him without approching us the parents wchich made him looked bad and felt bad. we bought products that cost almost 200 dollars. I feel that the staff could be better traines to make customers feel more welcomed and did not give the treatment differently between people that looked or behave differently unless it is threatening to lives or properties.

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  • Marc Daniels Kaplan
    18 June 2017

    Lots of varieties of honey, many of which are not available in the supermarket, all available to taste at your discretion. Informative gallery about bees and honey production. Very friendly staff. A great place to buy gifts. It's worth a stop here.

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  • Deb Levy
    15 June 2017

    Beautifully done. Warm and helpful staff. Great educational resources, videos and live bees - targeted at children, but as two adults we found it fascinating too! Definitely worth a visit.

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  • Jessy Chang
    22 April 2017

    Nice little shop/museum, simple small easy to digest information about bee keeping and honey production. Highlight is the honey tasting stand. Recommend stopping by.

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  • Jeremy Wells
    29 March 2017

    Honey shop that is nearly like a museum, has hives and information, dress up for kids, microscopes, and lots of varieties of honey.

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  • Leo Saumure
    10 March 2017

    This is a surprisingly nice shop. It is large and filled with a variety of well priced gifts and a large assortment of local honey. The staff are very friendly and quite knowledgeable about their products and the area itself.

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  • Dan Tulloch
    02 January 2017

    Visitor centre and micro-museum. Great selection of honey-based products. Free entry and free honey tasting. A few educational facts about bee keeping and honey production.

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  • Michael Singh
    07 December 2016

    Great job of making a mini-museum about Honey. Shoppers can spend their time learning how honeys are being made and harvested; other than shopping for honey. They also have a variety of items to sell and I really love that they offer free taste of the honeys they sell; gives buyers the idea of which honey suits their liking. One of the places you can drop by if you are visiting Havelock North.

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