Two buzzing families have officially moved into their new digs at Cyprus’s inaugural bee park, bringing success to the Athalassa conservation project after bees settled comfortably into their custom-built accommodation on 3 June 2025.
The Department of Forests reported that their tiny tenants have taken to their new neighbourhood with enthusiasm, marking a milestone for the island’s first government-sponsored bee sanctuary.
The department has promised five-star service for their new inhabitants, with dedicated staff providing round-the-clock care and support to ensure the colonies thrive in their purpose-built homes.
Located within the eastern section of Athalassa National Forest Park, the facility welcomes visitors daily to observe the bees’ busy lifestyle.
Park officials remind guests to maintain respectful distances from their hardworking bees.
