La Butineuse

Honey products
Poultry and eggs
Producer

213 rue des Jamellonniers, BP 729, La Coulée, 98809 Mont-Dore

Jean-Louis Martin se fera un plaisir de vous faire visiter sa boutique-musée et les ruches faites maison ! — ©© Office de Tourisme du Grand Sud

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Visite guidée - Butineuse — ©© Oneye Production / NCTPS

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Discover the unparalleled flavors of honey produced by the region's first professional beekeeper and take part in a visit to his mini museum !

Jean-Louis Martin, located in Vallon-Dore in the municipality of Mont-Dore, New Caledonia, is a pioneer of beekeeping in the region. His professional approach has made him a key player in honey production, and his commitment to bees is exemplary. He is distinguished by the artisanal construction of his hives and the meticulous breeding of his bees, ensuring the exceptional quality of his products.

One notable feature of La Butineuse is the diversity of flavors in its honeys. He offers a unique range that includes original and gourmet flavors, such as lychee honey, niaouli honey, and even coffee honey. Each of these honeys is the result of the hard work of bees foraging among the varied blossoms of New Caledonia.

However, the visit to La Butineuse goes beyond just tasting these sweet delights. Visitors also have the opportunity to delve into the fascinating history of Caledonian honey at a dedicated museum-shop. This space provides an educational and enriching insight into beekeeping in the region.

In addition to hive products, La Butineuse also offers fresh farm eggs, adding another dimension to the experience. This is a unique opportunity to savor the treasures of the South and support a passionate beekeeper in his respectful approach to bees and nature.

La Butineuse is a must-visit for honey lovers and those curious to learn more about this unique beekeeping activity in New Caledonia.