The St. Augustine Shores Apiary holds a special place in our story as the very first apiary established by Bee Augustine Honey Co. What began with a passion for beekeeping and producing authentic raw local honey has grown into a network of nine apiaries throughout St. Augustine, but it all started here. Located just west of the Intracoastal Waterway in the heart of St. Augustine Shores, this apiary is surrounded by mature oak trees, native Florida plants, ornamental landscapes, backyard gardens, nearby marshes, and natural preserves. The close proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway creates a diverse coastal ecosystem where our honey bees forage across a rich variety of flowering trees, shrubs, and seasonal blooms within a three- to five-mile radius of the hive. Like every Bee Augustine Honey Co. apiary, we harvest and bottle the honey from our St. Augustine Shores colonies separately rather than blending it with honey from our other locations. Each jar is a true single-apiary honey, preserving the unique characteristics of this original apiary and offering an authentic taste of the place where Bee Augustine Honey Co. first began.

Located on beautiful Anastasia Island in St. Augustine, Florida, our Island Apiaries are surrounded by a diverse mix of coastal vegetation, native Florida plants, flowering trees, neighborhood gardens, and seasonal blooms. Just minutes from the St. Augustine Beach Pier, this unique environment provides our honey bees with an ever-changing variety of nectar sources throughout the year. Like all of our apiaries, we keep the honey harvested from our Anastasia Island colonies separate rather than blending it with honey from our other locations. This allows every jar to preserve the unique characteristics of the island's landscape, giving you an authentic taste of one of St. Augustine's most iconic coastal communities.

Our Nursery Apiary is located along US 1 South in St. Augustine, Florida, where our honey bees forage among a diverse collection of ornamental plants, flowering trees, shrubs, and native Florida vegetation. The ever-changing variety of blooms found throughout the nursery and surrounding landscape provides a rich and continuous source of nectar, resulting in raw local honey with a distinctive seasonal character. Every jar from our Nursery Apiary is a true single-apiary honey—harvested exclusively from our own managed colonies and bottled right here in St. Augustine. It's another example of our commitment to producing authentic raw local honey that showcases the unique environments found throughout our community.

Our Beach Apiary is located just steps from the Atlantic Ocean, directly across from Fort Matanzas National Monument in St. Augustine, Florida. In this unique coastal environment, our honey bees forage among native dune vegetation, seaside wildflowers, flowering shrubs, and the diverse plants that thrive along Florida's Historic Coast. The combination of salt air, coastal ecosystems, and seasonal blooms creates a distinctive nectar source that produces raw local honey with a flavor profile unique to this remarkable location. Every harvest from our Beach Apiary captures the character of Florida's coastline, offering a true taste of one of the most beautiful and historic areas in St. Augustine.

This apiary, located along State Road 206 between the Intracoastal Waterway and US 1 in St. Augustine, Florida. Surrounded by approximately 14 acres of wild blueberries, blackberries, and native gallberry, this location provides an exceptional source of nectar for our honey bees throughout the season. As the bees forage among these diverse native blooms, they'll produce raw local honey that reflects the unique landscape and floral diversity of this beautiful part of St. Augustine. Every harvest from this apiary will capture the distinctive flavors of its natural surroundings, adding another unique expression to the collection of single-apiary honeys produced by Bee Augustine Honey Co.

Nestled on 75 breathtaking acres of beautifully maintained gardens and flourishing fruit trees, this incredible property offers our honey bees an abundance of diverse nectar and pollen sources throughout the season. From blooming ornamental gardens to fruit trees bursting with blossoms, it's the perfect environment for healthy colonies to thrive and produce exceptional local honey from St. Augustine.

Just a few blocks from the Atlantic Ocean, our Butler Beach Apiary is where coastal breezes meet hardworking honey bees. Surrounded by Florida's native coastal vegetation, flowering landscapes, and the unique ecosystem that makes Butler Beach so special, this apiary gives our honey bees a one-of-a-kind place to forage. The result is a honey harvest that reflects the character of Florida's First Coast—local, seasonal, and unmistakably St. Augustine.

Our Davis Shores Apiary is perfectly positioned between Florida's beautiful coastal landscapes and the oldest city's lush gardens, flowering trees, and historic neighborhoods. Every day, our honey bees cross a landscape rich in blooms, gathering nectar from the plants that make this corner of St. Augustine so unique. From sunrise over the Matanzas River to the charm of historic downtown just beyond the Bridge of Lions, this apiary captures the spirit of the Ancient City in every harvest.

North of historic St. Augustine, just across from the St. Augustine Airport, sits one of the most unique locations in our apiary network— our Lewis Speedway Apiary. Long before it became a quiet gateway to the city, this area was home to the legendary Lewis Speedway, where generations of racing fans gathered to watch the thunder of stock cars and the excitement of Saturday night competition. That rich history is still part of the character of this special place. Today, the roar of race engines has given way to the gentle hum of our honey bees. Our colonies forage across a diverse landscape filled with native Florida wildflowers, ornamental plantings, and seasonal blooms, transforming the area's natural beauty into pure, local honey from St. Augustine. We love that this apiary honors both the past and the future—preserving a piece of St. Augustine's history while supporting the pollinators that help our community flourish.