OUR ANIMALS
The llamas are just the beginning
Llamas, mares, ponies, goats, rabbits and two mini pigs — a family raised free across the ranch's 92,000 m².
THE FEEDING RITUAL
Every morning, at 9 am
The ranch's signature: each morning, guests feed the animals alongside the team that cares for them. They are wonderfully gentle animals, used to meeting people of every size — it's the moment children never forget.
WHO LIVES HERE
Meet each of them
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Llamas ×8
Among them Sid, the tricolor alpha male, and baby Paco, never far from his mother Penelope.
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Mares ×3
Three mares roaming free across the property, part of the family guests meet at feeding time.
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Ponies ×2
Two ponies just the right size for kids’ rides — children only, charged separately.
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Goats ×4
Four very gentle goats, always first in line at feeding time.
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Rabbits ×6
Six rabbits — the little ones’ favourite for hand-feeding.
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Mini pigs ×2
Penny and Peggy, two mini pigs who roam the ranch and show up when food does.
DID YOU KNOW?
Three things about llamas
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The llama was domesticated almost 5,000 years ago in the Andes — one of the oldest domestic animals in the world.
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With a soft, padded foot like a dog's, the llama treads more lightly on the ground than a hoofed animal — and barely compacts the soil when it walks.
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The llama is a relative of the camel — the same family as alpacas, guanacos and vicuñas.
What our guests say
My daughters loved feeding the animals — everything done with so much care by the people who look after them.
Come meet them
The 9 am morning feeding is included with every stay.