Beekeeping is a very interesting and useful activity, but many people cannot afford to engage in beekeeping due to living in a large city, lack of time and knowledge of how to work with bees, as well as fears of possible bee stings. A methodology for organizing an Internet service is proposed, where users can choose from different places on the Earth, by agreement with beekeepers, to rent bee hives and perform certain actions with them through the beekeepers. Through the Internet service, the user gets the opportunity to take care of some of the apiary hives, observe the bees, participate in the development of the apiary, study, receive honey products, study the life of bees and conduct scientific experiments. Naturally, for providing such opportunities, the beekeeper receives compensation from the user of the Internet service. That is, the beekeeper receives additional funding and opportunities to develop his apiary, and the user of the Internet service receives his remote mini-apiary from the ordered number of hives.