Discover beaches, parks and travel destinations where visitors repeatedly report wasps, hornets, bees or other stinging insects.
6 hotspots · 3 confirmed · 3 reported
A dramatic pebble cove below the cliffs near Orlec on the west coast of Cres, reached by a steep footpath. Some summer visitors mention wasps around food and drinks.
A scenic colonial-era railway viaduct near Ella, ringed by jungle. Giant honey bees nest under the arches, and swarm incidents affecting visitors on the bridge have been reported and filmed in several different years.
A UNESCO-listed rock fortress rising sheer from the central Sri Lankan plain. Giant honey bees colonise the rock face; on-site signs ask visitors to stay quiet, and the site is closed temporarily when the bees swarm.
A striking pebble-and-shingle bay backed by green hills near Sami, Kefalonia. Visitors repeatedly report wasps around food and drinks at the beach bars, especially in late summer.
A long golden-sand beach on the east coast of Thasos, backed by pine forest. Visitors repeatedly report wasps around food, with tavernas burning coffee to deter them — activity increases later in the summer.
A remote, cliff-backed beach reached by a long walk south of Kavos, Corfu. Visitors repeatedly report a lot of wasps — sometimes buzzing around even without food — as the main downside of an otherwise quiet, clean beach.