Sorry! All of the available slots have now been booked for the half-term Special Alpaca Experiences here at Welsh Valley Alpacas in Felindre, Swansea.

We can take bookings for other dates – just fill in the form below to check availability.

A special treat for your alpaca-mad loved one. You can even buy a voucher so you can plan ahead and let them know what is coming – not everyone loves a mystery tour!

What you get

• A two-hour visit including refreshments for you and the alpacas.
• You get to have a farm walk among the herd of alpacas, learning about them in a relaxed style with lots of stories about the many characters here at Welsh Valley Alpacas.
• A hot or cold drink with homemade cake.
• You get to feed the alpacas which means you can get up close and spend some time around these unique animals.

How much it costs

£30 per adult
£20 for children 12-16yrs
£15 for children 5-11yrs

We aim to keep the group size to no more than 6, which is ideal for most people. This means everyone in your group has a chance to have the best experience of being with the alpacas. Larger numbers change the dynamic for both people and animals. (If you really feel you need to have more people, let us know so we can discuss it with you and try to make suitable arrangements)

We are a working farm in Wales, so sometimes it is wet and muddy but we aim to limit your exposure to just ‘clean dirt’. If the weather is really awful, we can cope up to a point with getting under cover or we can discuss rescheduling. We want your visit to be memorable for all the right reasons.

Most of the visit is accessible for wheelchair access and we can adjust plans to suit most situations if you let us know in advance.

How to book

If you have a specific date in mind, please give us as much notice as possible and we will do what we can to make it happen.

Use the contact form below or phone Steve on 07881 626634.

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To secure a booking we require payment in advance which can be by card over the phone or BACS.

Where we are

Nestled in the hills a few miles from J46 of the M4.