If you want to spend the day being surrounded by beautiful flowers and plants, learning about the bees and our environment, and just being one with nature, then Milea Bee Farms is the perfect place to visit!

You can experience seeing both European bees and our local stingless bees in their natural habitats, explore the farm and the different kinds of vegetables they produce (you can even buy directly from them!), and listen to the teachings and stories from the owner himself, Sir Rico Omoyon! Everyone in the farm is also really humble and sweet, and they really make sure that you're going to have a good time and make the most out of your trip in the farm. They also sell their own products like soap, honey, and other skin remedies (and you can guarantee it's 100% safe). Visiting Milea is a truly unique and wonderful experience and I highly recommend going here with your friends and family :)

The tour was very informative! Mr. Omoyon was very approachable and welcomes inquiries about beekeeping, he even encourages you to do it! The farm employees were very accommodating and friendly. You get to buy the freshest vegetables they have on the farm. The juice served was really fantastic. Our experience made me want to live a peaceful farm life :)

Everytime i find myself in Lipa, i try to go somewhere else aside from the mandatory court appearance. This was one of the places i really wanted to visit but the first time i went I could not find it despite waze confirming that i arrived at the location.

For my second attempt, i tried to call the owner Rico Omoyon, and to my surprise he really answered my call despite being abroad. I was so glad that he did and he even asked for his people in the farm to wait for my arrival. Thank you so much!

As a nerd born and raised in the metro it was awesome finally seeing things i usually just see in a book or on TV. I saw a queen bee (it was really tiny as compared to how big i imagined it to be), Philippine stingless bees (they actually look like flies but aren't), cinnamon (on an actual tree instead of the ground up version), vanilla (actually growing on the tree and inside the pod - it is not liquid at all!) and so many other kinds of edible flowers and fruits and veggies.

I hope other people can visit and support this farm as well. I visited sometime last year and made it a point to not delete the email until i made a review.

Tip for those people who want to visit: Just follow waze "Milea Bee Farm" Kurba Road, Lipa. It will look like you're getting lost on the way and at the end it also really looks like you ended up in some residential area, but don't be shy to ask the people around because you will need to drive few more meters to get to the place (at location continue forward you will see a somewhat hidden dirt road winding to the left. Don't worry your car will fit.) It would also help to contact the personnel at the farm before your visit so you can call them in the event that there are no friendly people when you get there.