Farm Tours
Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened
Anatole France
Learn more about alpacas
by discovering our self-guided educational tour
It only takes one visit to become completely charmed by our alpacas and the pristine setting in which they are raised. Our self-guided tour is a wonderful way to discover the farm and meet our beautiful animals.
Our self-guided circuit will take you around our pastures and is designed to allow you to explore at your own pace. Interpretive panels along the way will introduce you to the history of the farm, alpaca behaviour, and the many aspects of their daily lives.
The walking circuit takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your pace. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to watch our alpacas graze in their pastures, feed those who approach the fences, and learn more about these magnificent animals.
MORE INFORMATION
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The self-guided tour is a walking circuit available year-round during our opening hours.
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Admission tickets can be purchased at the outdoor admission booth during the high season and inside the boutique during the off-season.
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No reservation is required unless you are visiting as a group of 15 people or more.
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The self-guided tour does not include a guide and is incorporated into the first section of our nature trails. It follows the perimeter fences of our pastures, where interpretive panels provide information about our farm and alpacas.
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The walking circuit is mostly on grass, with a few small gravel sections. We recommend closed-toe shoes during the summer, rain boots in wet weather, and sturdy walking boots (with traction cleats) in winter.
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When visiting with toddlers, jogging-style strollers are recommended. Strollers with larger wheels are also suitable, but lightweight strollers with small wheels are not recommended.
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Please note that our alpacas are free to move between their pastures and shelters throughout the day. As a result, we cannot guarantee that they will always be visible in their pastures. Extreme weather conditions, such as heavy wind, rain, snow, extreme cold, or heat waves, may encourage alpacas to remain inside their shelters. Please consider weather conditions when planning your visit.
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Tap water is not available on-site. Please plan to bring your own water bottle, as we do not promote the use of single-use plastic bottles.












