The Bee Biome is one of the newest areas introduced in 99 Nights in the Forest, offering players access to exclusive resources, a new currency, and unique rewards. Inside this biome, you can collect Pollen, convert it into Honey, and purchase powerful items like the Bee Cannon from the Beekeeper. If you’re having trouble locating the Bee Biome or aren’t sure what you can find there, this guide covers everything you need to know.
Where Is the Bee Biome?
The Bee Biome is a naturally generated area that can appear as you explore the forest. Unlike landmarks such as your campsite, it doesn’t have a fixed location on every playthrough. To find it, you’ll need to venture away from your base and search unexplored sections of the map. As you travel deeper into the forest, keep an eye out for a dramatic change in the environment. The Bee Biome is easy to recognize thanks to its colorful vegetation and oversized plants.
How to Identify the Bee Biome
You’ll know you’ve entered the Bee Biome when you begin seeing several unique environmental features. Look for the following landmarks:
- Giant flowers scattered across the area.
- Large beehives attached to the environment.
- Swarms of flying bees.
- A brighter, flower-filled landscape compared to the surrounding forest.
These features make the biome stand out from other regions, so it’s difficult to mistake once you arrive.
What Can You Find in the Bee Biome?
The Bee Biome introduces several exclusive resources and NPCs that aren’t available anywhere else.
Some of the most important features include:
- Giant flowers that provide Pollen.
- Beehives used to convert Pollen into Honey.
- The Beekeeper NPC.
- Aggressive bee enemies.
- Wildlife such as foxes, rabbits, deer, and bears.
Exploring the biome thoroughly allows you to gather valuable materials while preparing for future upgrades.
How to Get Pollen
Pollen is the primary resource you’ll collect inside the Bee Biome.
There are two main ways to obtain it:
- Harvest giant flowers.
- Defeat bees that attack after collecting from flowers.
Be aware that harvesting a flower immediately attracts nearby bees, so it’s a good idea to bring healing supplies before starting a farming session.
How to Get Honey
After collecting Pollen, visit one of the Beehives found throughout the Bee Biome.
Interacting with a hive allows you to convert your Pollen into Honey, which serves as the biome’s exclusive currency.
Honey is required for purchasing special equipment from the Beekeeper.
Where to Find the Beekeeper
The Beekeeper NPC can also be found inside the Bee Biome.
Once you’ve earned enough Honey, speak with the Beekeeper to access the exclusive shop.
Some of the available items include:
- Bandages
- Medkits
- Poison Spears
- Bee Cannon
Saving your Honey for the Bee Cannon is generally the best long-term investment, as it’s one of the strongest weapons introduced with the biome.
Enemies in the Bee Biome
Although the Bee Biome offers valuable rewards, it’s also more dangerous than many standard forest areas.
Hostile enemies you’ll encounter include:
- Bee swarms
- Bears
- Deer (can become hostile)
- Other wildlife depending on your world generation
The bees are the biggest threat because they spawn whenever you harvest Pollen from flowers.
The Bee Biome is a valuable destination in 99 Nights in the Forest, offering much more than just a new area to explore. By locating the biome, collecting Pollen from giant flowers, converting it into Honey at nearby Beehives, and visiting the Beekeeper, you’ll gain access to exclusive gear and powerful upgrades like the Bee Cannon. Since the biome generates naturally as part of the world, exploring new sections of the forest is the best way to discover it and take advantage of everything it has to offer.