Walking with alpacas is a unique experience that can be enjoyed in various locations in New Zealand.
One such location is Cantharis Alpacas in Kapiti Wellington, which offers private farm walks for visitors to be entertained by the alpacas. The tour group sizes are limited to a target maximum of 14 guests, giving visitors plenty of time to get to know the alpacas. The tours start at the booked time and are each approximately 1.5 hours long. Visitors are provided with a short briefing before walking with the alpacas on a lead over the hilly farm. The track is not suitable for buggies, so visitors are advised to wear good walking shoes or gumboots and accept the terms and conditions before visiting the working alpaca farm. At the top of the property, visitors can meet, get close, enjoy a cuddle, and hand-feed the other alpacas.
Another location where visitors can walk with alpacas is Nevalea Alpacas in Ruapehu. Nevalea Alpacas is the largest alpaca farm in New Zealand, home to over 1000 friendly alpacas. Visitors can choose from a range of different activities to get up close to the alpacas and hand-feed them. The farm offers alpaca treks through the summer months, where visitors can walk an alpaca around the farm and see hundreds of alpacas come to greet them in the hills, surrounded by spectacular views. Nevalea Alpacas also offers a shorter alpaca walk throughout the year as another option. Visitors can also have a cuddle with a baby alpaca for a unique opportunity.
Cornerstone Alpaca Farm Tours in Waikato is another location where visitors can experience the kiwi alpaca lifestyle. The farm offers fun farm tours where visitors can get close-up with the friendly alpacas, feed them, and take beautiful photos. Visitors can also walk an alpaca on a lead over the handcrafted farm track, hand-feed them, and share some intense hugs. The farm tour lasts for 90 minutes, and bookings are essential for a maximum of 10 people.
Walking with Alpacas in Paraparaumu is another location where visitors can enjoy walking with alpacas. Visitors can walk with an alpaca on a lead over the handcrafted farm track, hand-feed them, and share some intense hugs. The tour lasts for 90 minutes, and bookings are essential for a maximum of 10 people. Visitors can also purchase alpaca products from the farm shop.
In conclusion, walking with alpacas is a unique and enjoyable experience that can be enjoyed in various locations in New Zealand. Visitors can walk with an alpaca on a lead over the handcrafted farm track, hand-feed them, and share some intense hugs. The tours last for approximately 1.5 hours, and bookings are essential for a maximum of 10 to 14 people, depending on the location. Visitors are advised to wear good walking shoes or gumboots and accept the terms and conditions before visiting the working alpaca farm.
