Takayna is located on Tasmania’s wild and remote north-west coast, where waves from the Southern Ocean charge ashore, at the aptly named the Edge of the World—propelled by winds unimpeded by any land mass between South America and Tasmania. In fact, the cleanest air in the world, as measured by the nearby Kennaook/Cape Grim facility, blows across Takayna’s expansive dune fields and into the forests.

Home to the largest expanse of cool-temperate rainforest in Australia, and second largest in the world. It’s a mossy, magical place; an enchanted forest, alive with unique creatures and habitats not found anywhere else—one of Earth’s last great wild places.

We trek deep in the heart of Takayna’s rainforests to place our beehives for extended periods, allowing our bees to collect nectar from the blossoms of a diverse range of rainforest plants. It is this pristine environment that imbues our honey with its unique flavour and purity.