OK, we'll have a little outing.
It sounds great.
Walking with llamas
You can now take a llama for a relaxing walk in private grounds set in the beautiful Ashdown Forest. Llamas are naturally intelligent and inquisitive and love to go for walk. The llamas wear colourful halters and you lead the llama at a leisurely pace.
For exclusive groups of 6 or more we can tailor make a package to your specific requirements and time schedule; please contact us for details.
A 'Llama Walk' voucher makes an unusual gift for birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, retirements etc. Vouchers are valid for 12 months from the date of issue.
What does it cost?
Prices for 2005 (includes admission to Park)
With lunch
1 person walking a llama £28
2 people sharing a llama £50
Without lunch
1 person walking a llama £20
2 people sharing a llama £35
These walks are intended as a relaxing, peaceful experience and are not suitable for children under 14 years old.
What does it involve?
- We open at 10.00am and we suggest you arrive in time to have a look around the Park and the Gift shop and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea before we set off at 11.00am.
- Join the rest of your group (maximum numbers 10), meet your Guide, have a brief talk on the history of these fascinating animals, and be introduced to 'your' llama.
- You will lead your llama on a leisurely walk lasting an hour or so, taking in the splendid views and learning a little about the local area and wildlife.
- At the end of your walk you will receive a special llama keyring to commemorate a day out we're sure you won't forget!
- At about 12.30pm your freshly prepared light lunch will be ready for you in the Coffee Shop, served with a glass of wine or beer or soft drink of your choice.
- You can select your lunch (e.g. Ploughmans/Jacket Potato with choice of fillings etc) before you leave on your walk.
You should be capable of walking for an hour at a steady pace but on uneven terrain. There is a hill to negotiate on the way back. Walking shoes or stout trainers are recommended in Summer, waterproof boots and a warm jacket in Winter.
Actually i dont think I can wait that long, can we go NOW please?
