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You dream of a moment of relaxation, an unusual activity to do with friends or family, a moment or a night of happiness with your lover(s). We have found the right idea for you. If you love nature, fresh air and animals, a visit to an alpaca farm is for you! You will be able to discover this intriguing and exceptional animal through different farms! We will give you some ideas for alpacas to accompany you. Such as walks with an alpaca, visits to farms or farmsteads or the idea of sleeping on a breeder's site, surrounded by alpacas. These are the kind of moments that can be done in summer and winter and that remain engraved in our memories for all ages. Whether it is for a trip with friends, family moments, to entertain your child or to spend a day with your partner. If you want to get away from it all and experience a new adventure, this is the activity for you! You'll only want to go back !
But in reality what is the difference between an alpaca and a llama? Indeed, many people confuse the alpaca with the llama. But in fact, the alpaca and the llama are cousins! Despite their similarity, they have some differences. First of all, llamas and alpacas are domestic animals. Secondly, the llama is twice as big as the alpaca, which is smaller. We also notice a difference between them, at the level of the ears, those of the llama are curved to have an idea they are in the shape of a "banana", contrary to those of the alpaca who has straight and pointed ears. On the other hand, the alpaca is used to produce fibre for clothing, whereas the llama is rather used to carry loads such as alpaca fibre, for example. They are very intelligent animals who can easily understand orders. Alpacas are the bushier of the two. You can recognise it immediately because it looks like a cuddly toy. It is known for its wool, because it produces a lot of wool of consistent quality. Shearing takes place from November to April. If you would like to find out how the alpacas are sheared, we advise you to visit them during these periods. You will be able to see the breeders taking care of them and you can even try to do it yourself, it is a very satisfying and fun activity. The alpaca, unlike the llama, does not spit. And no he doesn't spit on human beings, he gives little kisses. Isn't that cute? On the other hand, the alpaca can be made to spit on his fellow creatures to communicate. For example, the female spits on the male to indicate that she does not wish to be mated. These animals are very sociable and enjoy contact with humans, so don't wait any longer to discover them during a visit, because when you do, you won't be able to do without them.
If you want to visit alpacas and learn more about them, we invite you to spend some time with them in their company on farms and/or herds. There are alpacas everywhere. Moreover, on our website you can easily find an interactive platform with the different farms near you. The visits start with the meeting of the animals, you will discover the different groups of alpacas, as well as the distinction between males, females, young and small alpacas. The breeders will explain the alpaca's way of life and you will be able to ask them your various questions about them. You will also have the opportunity to stroke them and appreciate the softness of their wool. You will be able to give them special attention by feeding them and take the opportunity to take some nice pictures. You will also be able to understand the path of the animal's fibre to a piece of clothing. From shearing to fleece harvesting, sorting and transformation.
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