LLAMAS DIEGO

Today I went for a walk with my wife and daughter (2 year) Very nice lady at the shop, good 7 min video to learn about alpaca and lama. Then a very fun walk of 1h between a lot of alpaca's and lama's. Some riddles to solve and nice pictures of Peru. All very friendly towards us. (the park overseer was also very nice! <3

Such a nice little place to visit. The alpacas and llama roam around and you get to feed them. B personnel are super nice and give you handfuls of kibble. After an hour, we had to pry ourselves away. Nice gift shop.

Great experience for the kids. Lots of llamas and alpacas of all colours and varieties. Lovely mountainous views as we walked through the park and fed the llamas and alpacas twice at different spots. Be aware though that tbe intro video and the guide are all in French with no translation offered. Also good to bring some hand gel as after patting and feeding many animals there were no instructions or facilities to wash hands etc! (There is one unisex toilet cubicle which our family used). There is a nice wee gift shop at the entrance/exit to browse through and an Auberge right beside the place where you can have a drink/a meal. Worth it!

GREAT Lama and Alpaca 🦙experience with the kids! Located up a hill with scenic views. Shouldn’t take longer than 45 minutes. Closes at 12:00 Food for Lamas is provided by lovely staff 🦙

Such a lovley place! All lamas are very friendly! Great place for kids and family. Please could be bigger and shame the staff only speak French. Anyway, I am recommended!

A very cozy and largely outdoors adventure. It starts with an introductory film on llamas and the park. Unfortunately it doesn't have any subtitles so it might be hard to follow if your French isn't good. The park tour starts with a visit to the alpacas. Staff will hand out food that you can give to them. They are very feisty and goofy animals. Next are the larger llamas. Excellent half day activity with or without children.

Very nice place, had a lot of fun!!!!

Super ok.