Norwegian honey from our own hives in the Rauma valley — between fjord, mountain and Norwegian nature.
Rauma Honning is professional beekeeping based in Åndalsnes, Norway. Our apiaries are located in Åndalsnes, Isfjorden, Trollstigen, Rødven, Eidsbygda and Verma — within Rauma municipality, Møre og Romsdal — where the bees forage on everything from flowering farmland and summer vegetation to heather moorland near the coast. So honey from Rauma Honning reflects both the place and the season it comes from.
Weather, blossom and foraging conditions vary from year to year, and so do the honey's taste, colour and texture. We harvest from our own hives and handle it gently before jarring in 250 g and 500 g jars, with no additives and no blending with imported honey.
Limited quantity: applies to every variety – please ask what is in stock when you order.Rauma Honning draws on many years of hands-on experience with bees, queens and building strong colonies. We work mainly with Carnica bees, focusing on calm, hard-working colonies, good overwintering and healthy brood suited to local conditions in Rauma.
We follow the colonies through the whole season, continuously refining our methods, selection and use of modern tools to better understand what's happening in the apiaries. Beekeeping also helps pollinate wild plants and crops alike, and is a natural part of the cultivated landscape in Rauma.
Our first harvest of this honey in twelve years of beekeeping. In summer 2026 the bees foraged wild raspberry and fireweed around our apiaries in Isfjorden, Rødven, Eidsbygda and Verma. It has a light, pleasant tartness with a hint of lemon, rounded off by the soft sweetness typical of raspberry honey. Limited quantity.
Light, floral honey from summer blossom and forage plants in Rauma. Mild flavour — good for breakfast and baking.
Dark, robust honey from late-summer heather foraging near the coast. Thicker texture and a stronger flavour.
See where to buy Rauma Honning in Åndalsnes, or get in touch with us directly.
Visiting Rauma? The honey comes in 250 g and 500 g jars — the 250 g size is especially handy to pack as a souvenir or gift, a real taste of Norwegian nature. If you're travelling on to another country, please check local customs rules on importing honey.
See all sales locationsMost gift shops along the Trollstigen road and at the top of Trollstigen itself sell more or less the same things: troll magnets, plastic viking helmets, and t-shirts printed somewhere far from Norway. Honey from our own hives in Rauma is different — it's made here, by bees that foraged the hillsides around Åndalsnes and Isfjorden the same summer you visited.
The 250 g jar is built for a suitcase: small, light, and easy to carry as hand luggage (solid honey isn't covered by the liquids rule, but check your airline's own policy to be sure). The 500 g jar suits road trips and motorhomes, where space isn't as tight.
If you're heading to another country after Norway, check that country's rules on importing honey before you travel. Most EU/EEA countries have no restrictions for personal use, but rules can differ outside Europe.
It is pale and creamy, with a fresh, light tartness and a hint of lemon. The sweetness is mild and rounded, as raspberry honey usually is. We harvested it for the first time in 2026, after twelve years of beekeeping, and there is only a limited amount.
The honey is produced from our own hives in Rauma, and is not blended with imported honey.
You'll find an overview of sales locations on the Buy honey page, with address and map for each place.
You can call, send an e-mail, or use the contact form on the Contact page.
Yes, the honey is compact and easy to pack. If you're travelling to another country, please check local customs rules on importing honey before you leave.
Honey should not be given to children under 1 year old, in line with general dietary guidance for honey.
Something actually made where you visited, rather than a shipped-in souvenir. Honey from our own hives in Rauma is a real alternative to troll figurines and fridge magnets — compact, genuine, and with a story behind it when you give it away.
Not at the viewpoint itself, but Rauma Honning is sold at several locations in Åndalsnes, including Eggen Restaurant at the top of the Romsdalsgondolen cable car. See Buy honey for the full list of sales locations.