Description
Would you like to meet and feed our friendly alpacas? You can get up close to them, and they'll even eat from your hand!
Meeting times
On Saturdays, Sundays, and during holidays, we have two feeding rounds: one in the morning at 11 a.m. and another in the afternoon at 2 p.m. You will receive a bowl of goodies for Kjelle, Yanne, Pil, Krille, Teddybear, and Pelle, and you will accompany our zookeeper into the pasture. During holidays and summer, we have feeding rounds every day.
Booking
Limited number of seats available, up to 18 people per occasion, with at least one paying adult in each group.
Alpacafacta
The alpaca is a member of the camel family, with the lesser vicuna as its closest relative. Like all camelids, alpacas have two toes with soft tread pads and claws, enabling gentle movement in terrain. They are ruminants and have three stomachs. Alpacas are famous for their amazing wool. They originate from the Andes, with 87% of the world's alpaca population still found in Peru.