Nature Sanctuary. Eco-Retreat.
Sustainable Well-being.

Situated in a remote corner of New Zealand’s North Island, Tahi is a land reawakened. More than just honey, it’s a philosophy. A rejuvenation project in the making since 2004 (349,000 indigenous trees planted and counting), Tahi is a living example of the transformative power of sustainable business. With 100% of profits going directly back into conservation, culture and community, we have created a biodiversity-positive, ecological sanctuary for people and wildlife. Stay at our eco-retreat, relax and explore in the luxury of spectacular seclusion.

At one with nature.

“He kura tangata, e kora e rokohanga; he kura whenua ka rokahanga.”

“POSSESSIONS ARE TEMPORARY THINGS COMPARED TO THE LAND.”

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A family getaway! Come and stay at Mara, our gorgeous bungalow with four bedrooms. There are subtropical gardens and the beach nearby to walk along, or stay in and enjoy the board games - and your complimentary jar of honey!
A family getaway! Come and stay at Mara, our gorgeous bungalow with four bedrooms. There are subtropical gardens and the beach nearby to walk along, or stay in and enjoy the board games - and your complimentary jar of honey!
The 4C’s: As part of the conservation collecting The Long Run, we focus on 4 C’s: conservation, community, culture and commerce. We want the relationship between these elements to be cooperative and beneficial to the environment. None of the C’s should mean sacrificing the others! Balance is key.
The 4C’s: As part of the conservation collecting The Long Run, we focus on 4 C’s: conservation, community, culture and commerce. We want the relationship between these elements to be cooperative and beneficial to the environment. None of the C’s should mean sacrificing the others! Balance is key.
Walking meditation: with the changing seasons, we hope you take a moment to return to nature and enjoy your surroundings. At Tahi, walking past the cool blues of the wetlands and listening to the birds helps bring a sense of peace. ⁠
Walking meditation: with the changing seasons, we hope you take a moment to return to nature and enjoy your surroundings. At Tahi, walking past the cool blues of the wetlands and listening to the birds helps bring a sense of peace. ⁠
WIN A JAR OF TAHI KANUKA HONEY!!⁠ ⁠ Kanuka Honey has a similar flavour to Manuka honey and is bursting with deliciousness. We are excited to include Australia in this giveaway, as we now sell on Amazon Australia. Here's how to have a chance at winning this tasty giveaway:⁠ ⁠ To enter you must:⁠ - Follow us @tahinewzealand⁠ - Like this post⁠ - Tag someone in the comment section, 1 comment = 1 chance to win⁠ - Share this post on your story to increase your chances⁠ - Live in AU, CH, DE, HK, NZL, UK or USA⁠ ⁠ The winner will be announced midday Tuesday 5th of April (NZST) ⁠ ⁠ Find out more with the link in the bio⁠ ⁠ #Tahinz #Tahihoney⁠
WIN A JAR OF TAHI KANUKA HONEY!!⁠ ⁠ Kanuka Honey has a similar flavour to Manuka honey and is bursting with deliciousness. We are excited to include Australia in this giveaway, as we now sell on Amazon Australia. Here's how to have a chance at winning this tasty giveaway:⁠ ⁠ To enter you must:⁠ - Follow us @tahinewzealand⁠ - Like this post⁠ - Tag someone in the comment section, 1 comment = 1 chance to win⁠ - Share this post on your story to increase your chances⁠ - Live in AU, CH, DE, HK, NZL, UK or USA⁠ ⁠ The winner will be announced midday Tuesday 5th of April (NZST) ⁠ ⁠ Find out more with the link in the bio⁠ ⁠ #Tahinz #Tahihoney⁠
Walking meditation: with the changing seasons, we hope you take a moment to return to nature and enjoy your surroundings. At Tahi, walking past the cool blues of the wetlands and listening to the birds helps bring a sense of peace.
Walking meditation: with the changing seasons, we hope you take a moment to return to nature and enjoy your surroundings. At Tahi, walking past the cool blues of the wetlands and listening to the birds helps bring a sense of peace.
Run away Kamahi. One of our runnier honeys, Kamahi has a light colour with golden, amber hues. Smooth, sweet, slightly nutty, we use this honey to go with cheeses or stir into recipes as an alternative to sugar. One of our favourite ways to enjoy it is to drizzle it over fresh fruit and slow cook it until it is almost caramelised - seriously good.⁠
Run away Kamahi. One of our runnier honeys, Kamahi has a light colour with golden, amber hues. Smooth, sweet, slightly nutty, we use this honey to go with cheeses or stir into recipes as an alternative to sugar. One of our favourite ways to enjoy it is to drizzle it over fresh fruit and slow cook it until it is almost caramelised - seriously good.⁠
HONEY WALNUT COOKIE ICE CREAM SANDWICHES: For both ends of the world, there are warmer days scattered in with cold ones now. So here’s a delicious recipe for an indulgent snack that can help you in the heat - and give you some mouth watering honey! Download the recipe from our site, and tag us in your photo!
HONEY WALNUT COOKIE ICE CREAM SANDWICHES: For both ends of the world, there are warmer days scattered in with cold ones now. So here’s a delicious recipe for an indulgent snack that can help you in the heat - and give you some mouth watering honey! Download the recipe from our site, and tag us in your photo!
Let’s get down to numbers. 14% of Tahi has been restored with native shrubs or trees - where before there were only species of grass. This is the equivalent to 85 football fields, and we’re just getting started! ⁠
Let’s get down to numbers. 14% of Tahi has been restored with native shrubs or trees - where before there were only species of grass. This is the equivalent to 85 football fields, and we’re just getting started! ⁠
World Water Day: Taking care of water! When New Zealand experiences drought, water sinks like wetlands, rivers and streams help the landscape survive. The total length of these water bodies at Tahi adds up to 3x the height of Mt Everest! ⁠
World Water Day: Taking care of water! When New Zealand experiences drought, water sinks like wetlands, rivers and streams help the landscape survive. The total length of these water bodies at Tahi adds up to 3x the height of Mt Everest! ⁠
Honey, honey, how it thrills me! We love our bees, and our honey. That means caring for them as best we can. We don’t use pollen traps, as they can damage delicate bees’ wings. We don’t harvest bee venom either. We try and care for our bees as best we can, as they help take care of us through the environment.
Honey, honey, how it thrills me! We love our bees, and our honey. That means caring for them as best we can. We don’t use pollen traps, as they can damage delicate bees’ wings. We don’t harvest bee venom either. We try and care for our bees as best we can, as they help take care of us through the environment.

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