Honey vendors at Hawaii markets

Four-generation family-owned apiary in Captain Cook on Hawaii Island, producing single-floral raw Hawaiian honeys alongside honey-based sauces, mustards, soaps, and balms.

Small-batch raw Hawaiian honey from bees on Oahu and Big Island, with seasonal flavors and custom event labels.

Artisanal small-batch raw Hawaiian honey harvested from over 200 hives across Oʻahu's North Shore.

Lee's Bees produces 100% raw honey from two Kauai apiaries in Hanamaulu and Puhi, where different tropical flowers give each location its own flavor. Also sells honeycomb, beeswax, bee propolis, and candles.

Hand-harvested Hawaiian honey from hives on Windward Oahu, Molokai, and the Big Island.

Kauai-based small-batch tropical honey and honeycomb, harvested by beekeeper Chris Kauwe from the island's south and west sides.

Kailua-based beekeeper selling raw local Oahu honey, honeycomb, and handmade beeswax candles.

Local Hawaiian beekeeper selling raw honey at Honolulu-area farmers markets, including the KCC farmers market.

Oahu-based producer of raw Hawaiian honey and craft mead from Wahiawa, with a Kaimuki tasting presence. Hive products and mead-based cocktails round out the lineup.

Waialua-based North Shore Oahu apiary selling raw and infused local honey, beeswax candles, honeycomb, and hive products, with farm ecotours.

Hawaii Island regenerative beekeepers selling raw honey, propolis, salves, and natural health products.

Two seasonal raw honeys from a Kula farm on Haleakalā's slopes — Wilelaiki blossom in summer, Eucalyptus in winter. Also sells pastured eggs, seasonal vegetables, and guided honeybee tours.