Swarm Removal

The Beekeepers Association offers free swarm removals. Our non-paid swarm removal team donate their time and equipment to remove and relocate swarms to a safe place. A suggested contribution of AED 150 will go directly to our initiatives for bee sustainability.
Receipts from the Beekeepers Association will be provided for all contributions.
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We suggest that you only call pest control as a last resort, as they most often will kill the bees with pesticide

Do's

• Contact us if you suspect you have a bee swarm
• Keep children away from the swarm
• Keep your pets under control
• Keep your windows closed
• Scrape the stinger with your fingernail in case of a bee sting
• Learn more about bee swarms

Don'ts

• Don’t panic!
• Don’t disturb the swarm
• Don’t try to remove the swarm on your own
• Don’t spray any insect repellent on the swarm
• Don’t swat the bees or flail your arms if you are attacked, just get away fast
• Don’t tweeze or pinch the stinger if you got stung. This will only increase the amount of venom into the wound
• Don’t wait for symptoms to persist, if you are allergic to bee stings or if you have been stung more than 10 times, or feel ill, seek medical attention immediately