Come Alpaca trekking in Northern Ireland on the beautiful Causeway Coast. Visit our paddock and take an alpaca for a walk around our scenic path. Take a moment to stop and appreciate the breathtaking views and take a few snaps with your new buddy! There are 7 alpacas available and maximum of 2 people per […]
1 Hour walk with your new favourite friend.
6 people
This experience is suitable for all the family! Pack your picnic and enjoy the views for miles! From our picnic tables you can see the mountains, sea, Donegal, Mussenden Temple and of course, our magnificent alpacas. After, time for the boys to eat! You will have the opportunity to feed the boys and get up […]
Take a break with a 1 hour picnic for you and an Alpaca
20 people
This is our most special of treks and for the more adventurous walker! Plan a most spectacular evening where you will walk the boys to the summit of the farm. There you will have panoramic views, from the Glens of Antrim to Scotland and Donegal to the Sperrins, with the backdrop of the most breath-taking […]
1.5 - 2 Hour sunset walk with your Alpaca
10 people
We had an AMAZING time on our alpaca trek. We all loved this magical experience and haven’t stopped talking about it since! Cheryl and Jonny were knowledgeable about alpacas and answered any questions we all had
What AMAZING wedding guests, our wedding day was complete with the addition of these fabulous boys. They totally stole the show, the guests (children and adults) loved feeding and petting them and getting a few great photos. Thank you so much to the lovely, friendly and helpful owners Cheryl and Jonny
Alpaca Who?
Alpacas originate from South America and traditionally were bred for their fibre or coat. Their fibre is hypoallergenic and therefore a very versatile material. Alpacas are sheared once a year and their fibre can be spun to wool and made into a variety of items!
Alpacas belong to the camelid family and are often confused with llamas, another member of the camelid family. Alpacas are smaller with shorter ears, whereas llamas are much taller with banana shaped ears.
Alpacas only have teeth on their bottom gum and therefore all treats need to be carefully cut to size! They do not have a hoof, but a pad with a toenail-like claw.
Baby alpacas are called “cria” and, unbelievably, the birthing process is called “unpacking”!!!
Walking Alpacas in Northern Ireland is incredibly calming and they are fantastic therapy animals. You can’t meet our Northern Ireland alpacas and not leave with a smile on your face! Time spent with these amazing animals does wonders for your mental wellbeing. Alpacas are incredibly intelligent and are quick to learn.
Go Alpaca Trekking in Northern Ireland on the Causeway Coast and see for yourself what amazing and interesting animals they are!
We offer special discounted rates for a family of 4 or more
