Llamas and alpacas queuing for breakfast with a quote that the canteen is opening late for breakfast

Location:
Alpaca Magic

Fee:
$60 per person

Time:
1.5hr duration

Calendar:
This event is held once to twice a month.
View the calendar

Bookings:
Bookings can be made via the Calendar

Have you ever wanted a close up and personal experience with a llama?

Have you ever wondered what alpacas do first thing in the morning?
What does an alpaca eat for breakfast?
What’s the difference between an alpaca and a llama?
Why is their fleece considered as the “fibre of the Gods”?
Why are they called enviro-livestock?
Why are so many people enamoured by them?
Why are they seen as an ethical investment?

These questions and a lot more answered while you have an up close and personal experience with our alpacas and llamas.

Come and meet over 60 alpacas and llamas and feed them treats (bring carrots finely sliced no more than the thickness of a coin). The animals have their breakfast about 8-10 am and that is the best time for a visit if you would like to be VERY up close and personal.

You could well lose your heart to an alpaca or llama. Wear comfortable clothing a hat and sturdy shoes, bring your camera.

Grazing Feast supplied by Merchant’s Feast

Fresh Italian Bread, Crackers, 5 x Cold Meats, 5 x Cheeses, 3 x Olives, Sun-dried Tomatoes, Roasted Capsicum, Pickled Cucumbers, Giardiniera, Eggplant, Dips, Fresh Seasonal Fruit, Fresh Vegetables, Dried Fruits & Peppers filled with Feta.

Please Note: We need a minimum of 12 booked places in total, for this event to proceed, and also for catering purposes

Well supervised children are welcome.

Alpaca crias waiting in line to be fed
Alpaca crias looking cute in the yard

NSW Covid Regulations –

As per NSW Government Covid Safe Regulations all attendees over the age of 16yrs to public events must be fully vaccinated or be the holder of a medical exemption.