Courser Bee Honey
Courser Bee Honey is an uncommon food resource you can add to your honey-related cooking recipes to imbue meals with stamina recovery that can reenergize you on demand in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. You can find the large bee-covered honeycombs of Courser Bee Honey dangling from the branches of trees in Hyrule Field and east Necluda. Learn more about where to find Courser Bee Honey and its uses with this handy TotK material guide.
Official Description: "Honey straight from the hive is chock-full of nutrients. Cooking this into a meal unlocks the potential of these nutrients and provides a stamina-recovery effect."
Compendium Number: 254
254 Courser Bee Honey
How to Get Courser Bee Honey in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Courser Bee Honey is uncommon, only appearing in the forests of Central Hyrule and East Necluda—often dangling from the branch of a tree. You can get Courser Bee Honey by exploring forests with many trees and checking the branches for a honeycomb swarming with buzzing bees. When approaching a Courser Bee Honey, be ready to defend yourself from the angry bees, who will fly away after being struck twice.
Common Locations:
- Hyrule Field
- East Necluda
Dropped By:
- Honeyvore Bear
Rewarded From:
- Serenade to Mija
Courser Bee Honey Location - Kakariko Village
You can find up to five Courser Bee Honey in the small forest found northeast of Kakariko Village, near the East Hill Chasm. You can reach these Courser Bee Honey locations, marked by yellow leaf icons on the map above, by traveling northeast from the Kakariko Village or the nearby Makasura Shrine.
Coordinates: 2035, -0873, 0162
For details on how to reach the Makasura Shrine overlooking Kakariko Village, be sure to check out our helpful guide link below.
- Makasura Shrine
Tips for Finding Courser Bee Honey
- Unlock the Camera and Sensor+ upgrades for your Purah Pad so you can eventually snap a photo of a Courser Bee Honey to add it to your Hyrule Compendium. Once added, target Courser Bee Honey with the Purah Pad sensor, which will ping you as you close in on its location.
- If Courser Bee Honey is on a high branch, you can shoot it down with a Bow and Arrow—just be ready to defend yourself from the angry bees.
- When searching Hyrule Field, riding a horse or Zonai Vehicle can speed gathering up considerably.
Courser Bee Honey Uses
Courser Bee Honey is essential for upgrading the Armor of the Wild Set at the Great Fairy Fountains and cooking recipes that boost your horses' stats at the Horse God Fountain—and you'll need three Courser Bee Honey to complete the Honey, Bee Mine quest. Alternatively, you can use Courser Bee Honey as a handy cooking ingredient for nutritious meals that restore Link's stamina or dye your armor orange at the Kochi Dye Shop in Hateno Village.
Fuse Attack Power: 1
Hearts Recovered: 2
Unique Cooking Effect: Stamina Recovery
Armor Dye Color: Orange
Sell Price: 10 Rupees
Upgrades at the Great Fairy:
- Armor of the Wild Set
Related and Other Helpful Guide Pages to Check Out Next:
- All Recipes and Cookbook Guide
- Horse God Fountain and Upgrade Guide
- How to Find and Unlock Great Fairy Fountains
- Materials and Resources List
- Cheats and Secrets