A honey visitor centre at 66 Arataki Road in Havelock North, Hastings, run by Arataki Honey. Visitors can learn how honey is made, see the bees up close, dress up as a beekeeper and take a 3D photo, and taste the honey. The centre offers a free five-minute meet and greet. Its guided tours run 40 to 60 minutes: the Bee Enthralled tour suits groups of 8 to 20 people, and the Bee Enlightened tour suits groups of 10 to 30 children. Primary and secondary school groups can book free tours during term time. Group bookings are essential, and some tours have a small charge, so the centre asks visitors to enquire for current pricing. Ample parking is available, including coach and campervan spaces, and there is a disabled parking space, wheelchair access, and toilets with a baby change station. The centre sells Arataki Honey products, including UMF-graded manuka honey and propolis. The business began in 1944, when Percy Berry bought nine acres on Arataki Road and started beekeeping there.