Am so sorry for the late response, but yeas we were open.

Hi! Am sorry we do not sell honeycomb anymore, the bees are having a hard time recovering from honeycomb extraction so we stopped the harvesting of honeycomb.

No. It would be very difficult to lift wheelchair going to and from. From the parking area, you need to walk for few minutes. The path is uphill, rough and narrow.

Yes, we are open on Sundays.

Since you're already near the area, it would take less than an hour to get there :)

Hi students pls contact Rico & Edilee Omoyon the owners of Milea Bee Farm at their website ot facebook page good luck!

Hi Enrico, So sorry to have missed your inquiry but if we still could do something to be of help then count us in. We accommodate students all the time and would be very glad to assist you. Pls feel free to contact me. Many thanks and more power. Rico Omoyon 0917 8888 438

seems like those 3 years old kids and below would have a lot of fun and learnings for free. their lifetime best experience that would never remember about. This is such annoying to pay 150 pesos for a 3years and 1 month years old child. There's nothing to save on, but just spending. As I do have my own bee farm I'd like to yours and check the product quality by some simply tests. what I've have found in the market all its just full of pure sugar no matter how expensive would be. disappointing

if commuting, take jeepney to Cuneca, go down at Valentino resort, take tricycle to Milea Bee Farms if by car, head towards Cuenca, when you see Valentino Restaurant signage to your left, turn left, 3kms after UCCP Church and left side of UCCP is a small alley, go through the alley and you will find small parking space for Milea Bee Farm.

yes, we do sell honey at the farm and you can also order online milea.ph