Great place for kids and interesting to see a different type of animal.

We didn't expect such a beautiful farm with many animals. The alpacas can be fed with special food that is sold in bags. We booked the stable tour. A guide first gave us information about the farm, the animals and the weaving factory and together we visited the alpacas in the stables! That was a very nice experience. Afterwards we had a drink on the shady terrace of the café with a view of the pet zoo and the pastures. A very calming pleasant place. In addition to the alpacas, there are 2 llamas, dromedaries, goats, sheep, donkeys and horses. Everything was laid out very nicely. Simple but great and not expensive at all. The homemade things made from wool are also excellent and inexpensive! A very nice experience for us!

Absolutely incredible. Loved interacting and feeding the animals. They were all so cute. The walk is a bit expensive so we gave it a skip, but seems like you can only see the baby alpacas up close with the walk so that’s a bit of a bummer. The gifts in the shop are also incredibly expensive. That’s the only reason I am giving it 4 stars. It’s really an awesome outing for all ages and something different. Also recommend going early because it gets super busy.

Really love coming here. Great place for kids and animal interactions. There are tours available as well which are super informative. Also recommend coming around September/ October when there are babies.

Very calm atmosphere and kids friendly. Not expensive at all. Petting zoo and feeding options Cute cafe and little craft Market.

Beautiful alpaca farm with cozy coffee. You can buy high-quality locally made textiles and many other beautiful things related to Alpaca here. For a small fee you can feed and pet the alpacas yourself.

Great fun for the kids. Limits shade spaces so pick your visit correctly cause it can get hot. That said everyone enjoyed it and we will go back.

I never have any negative feedback when visiting any spot with animals so may be a bit biased in this regard. The R100 tour was a short one but very informative & got to learn quite a bit from our guide Ruan. It was critter season so got to meet lots of new little baby alpacas. I had no idea that if you had big enough grounds you could actually have them as pets! On sight are 3 weaving machines we got to see at work & a coffee shop for a quick cafe styled bite or some cake. Petting & seated outdoor area with a few free roaming alpacas & a play park for kids. The road leading to the venue however is gravel & not easy on low vehicles, wear comfy shoes & bring your sun hat.

Wow! My partner and I spent about 4 hours at this farm because it was just so tranquil and fun. Upon arrival the lady asked if it was our first time and then she explained everything, and she was super patient and willing to help. We decided to do the tour which ended up being such an experience. The guide was so knowledgeable and ready for any and all questions, he even threw in a few jokes that had everyone laughing. We had lunch, and the peaceful environment made it so relaxing! I'll say that I won't go there solely for the food but it did the trick. The cake on the other hand is fantastic. I had a carrot cake, which I was hesitant to order as it's usually dry but wow! I'll admit, that is the best carrot cake I've had to date. My partner had the bar one cake and it was quite rich and not super sweet. Both cakes were also nice and moist. The petting was so fun, especially for pictures. We did not feed the animals but they were still quite calm and let us pet them. I'm from Pretoria but if I ever find myself here again, it will definitely be on my To-Do List.

Amazing to pet and feed some Alpacas. Their food is also very tasty, if you have a big appetite order two for their portions are very small. They have some alpaca products but are quite expensive.

If your kids love interacting with animals, then this is a great little spot to visit! Besides the adorable Llamas, there are many other goats and sheep to feed and engage with. The cutest Pony and larger than life Camels in addition to all the Geese and other farm animals, also got the toddler really excited! We ended the visit with some time in the play area, whilst Dad enjoyed some delicious coffee and cookies. Will visit again.👍

This place is a great place for kids as an outing.. You can buy food for the animals that you can feed.. You may not feed all the animals but those that you are allowed to feed is fun to feed and the packet of food you buy is enough to give most of the animals that can be fed.. Lots of different animals.. There is also a coffee shop and nice souvenirs to buy.. Was worth exploring and very inexpensive for both options.. Go and enjoy the beauty..

Was a very nice experience. R20 per person to feed the animals and R20 for a bag of food. The petting zoo was nice as they had alpacas, llamas, geese, goats and sheep. There were also camels, donkeys and horses. They also had a coffee shop and a variety of sweets, cakes and treats. We did not have anything to eat or drink, as were just came from Spice Route, but enjoyed our visit to the petting zoo.

A great place if you love spending time in nature. Nice place for kids to play and grown ups to enjoy a cup of coffee. Kids can feed the Alpacas and play on the jungle gym. Stunning views from the restaurants deck.

Cutest stop you will ever make if you on the Paarl wine route. R20 entry fee to touch the alpaca and to take photos. You also can buy food at an extra R20 to feed them. Extremely cheap and so worth it. I Beware if you over do the touching or try to hug there is a risk of biting or kicking. Just know your boundaries. The place has a cute cafe and lovely look out points. At the Alpaca Loom Cafe there is also so lies and camels. You make also buy alpaca products. The scarfed and ponchos made from alpaca are of great quality and keep you very warm but is at a great price. Value for money. I would highly recommend coming here

Friendly and knowledgeable staff great atmosphere. The pricing is good and the coffee was delicious. We did the barnyard tour R100 per person which includes entry to the petting zoo area. The animals were adorable. Excellent family outing idea

Perfect family hang out! Feed variety of animals! Kids loved it! Also a nice jungle gym. Lovely view from deck. Coffee shop

A great place for the whole family to visit. The food at the restaurant was good, and the service was decent. The road to get there is not the best and the parking is on a very even terrain, but nothing a normal car cannot handle. The animals are very well taken care of. They have a wide variety of animals that one can feed which contributes to the fun experience. Definitely worth a visit!

This place has beautiful views. Definitely recommend this place, even for a quick activity with the kids. There is a 550m gravel road to get to the farm. Kiddies enjoy the animal encounters so much. They have alpaca's and farm animals. Here is a small play area for kids and coffee shop. Farm entry only R20 and animal food also R20. A tour is available at R100 pp. Free for kids under 3. The alpaca's are beautiful.

Very nice place with a little enjoyable café and very helpful and friendly staff. Everything is wheelchair accessible. The sandy and a little bumpy roads makes it somehow sporty for a wheelchair driver but it’s fun to do and see the cute animals. Great for families with little kids. It’s got an area where you can walk through different kind of animals besides the alpacas.

A unique experience! Would love to go again. The coffee shop has great iced coffee. Wouldn't recommend eating there. The animals was amazing.

Super cute and family friendly. Well priced

Lovely experience, the animals are all so friendly and love food, cute little shop for all alpaca memorabilia and well informed staff to tell you all about these adorable animals and how their fleece is processed. Loved every second of it

The place is amazing, a really cool experience. I even got spat at! Gifts are pretty pricey, but overall still a 5 star experience.

Alpaca Farm, established in South Africa's wonderful nature, is a place where you will have a great time if you love animals and want to feed them with your hands. Also, the textile products made from Alpaca wool are worth seeing.

I did not know I liked Alpacas (not Lamas, as apparently they are different lol), until I vissited here. Amazing tour and learned alot.

Great for kids, nice coffee. Lots of alpacas and information about them. Good afternoon out.

Nice experience. You can pay for one bag to feed the animals. Alpacas and llamas are friendly and always hungry.

First time seeing Alpacas visiting with a group of seniors, what an experience. Also nice to see Camels and other animals. Spectacular views from the farm. Absolute must see. Very interesting weaving process with the Alpaca wool. A definite possibility of revisiting sometime.

Walking around feeding Alpacas was so much fun definitely worth going there! Loved all the different hairstyles each Alpaca has with their unique facial expressions. Was very insightful when going on the tour of the farm learning all about the Alpacas

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Everyone should visit The Alpaca Loom petting zoo at least once 🖤 an absolute delight for both adults and kids! You have the option of taking a guided tour or visit the petting zoo which is a really fun experience. Grab a bag of petfood at the coffee shop and suddenly these weird but wonderful creatures become your shadow until the bag is empty. The zoo is home to alpacas, llamas, camels, donkeys, horses, ducks and other friendly farm animals. There is a coffee shop where you can also buy gift items and clothing made from alpaca wool. The views are stunning!

I had an amazing experience! The alpacas and llamas were so friendly and so cute. The staff working there were super helpful and friendly. Even though the cafe there doesn’t have large variety, the food they serve was good and the service was great. The place itself is stunning. There are horses and donkeys too!

We had a great morning meeting the alpacas and llamas here. Good coffee and light meals on offer, small shop with woven and knitted goods, in undyed alpaca wool, heavenly soft. We did a barn tour which was very informative, and nice to see the baby alpacas up close.

Our grandsons had a wonderful time feeding the Alpacas. R20 entrance is cheap. The staff were fantastic, friendly and helpful. Try their really nice toasted cheeses. The cakes looked good as well

Great place for a quick coffee and cake stop and for the kids to enjoy interacting with the animals. Stunning views and some cool animals for the kids to see. Had Chai tea (bit on the small side) and red velvet cheese cake on our visit which was delicous. Has a small play park for the kids to enjoy. Prices are decent regardless of what you are doing.

Great experience and the Alpacas are so chilled and calming. R20 in to pet the animals and if you want you can buy feed for the Alpacas which is a further R20, well worth the experience, highly recommend. Coffee is pretty good too and staff are friendly.

This is an amazing place to visit if you are an animal lover. You can really learn so much about Alpacas. The coffee shop is also in a fantastic place since you get a great view of Table Mountain on a sunny clear day. Highly recommend for younger kids.

What's not to love about an Alpaca farm. They have a great little shop inside that offers all things Alpaca. They also have a coffee shop that offered a few sandwiches. Barn tours were R100 and included entrance to the petting park, which I believe was R20. Packs of feed were R20 and all the Alpacas were extremely friendly. I can't wait to go back!

Very informative and fun tour of the farm housing the Alpacas and their living environment. You learn a lot about Alpacas from the friendly and knowledgeable tour guide. The shop has many Alpaca wool items and beautiful gifts as well. It's well worth the visit. Rustic experience adds a better feel to the visit of this sort. Well done to the tour guide and keep up. We will certainly recommend it. I did a few video clips and will post these as well.

A must visit place if you are around stellenbosch area, perfect for young kids to interact with alpacas, llamas, n other farm animals. You can feed them , walk around with them and there is a play area for children too. The coffee shop is quite nice too

Very nice place for those that like being outdoors and spending time with animals. Entry fee is minimal. Feed fee is very little. The animals eat out of your hand.

What a gem of a place! Enjoyed a light lunch before our tour (choose from options of pies, quiches, muffins and cakes). The tour around the Alpaca enclosures was interesting and informative and Ruan answered all our questions and shared his knowledge of all the Alpacas in his care. We then took a walk around the Petting Zoo and fed the Alpacas, Llamas, goats and sheep. The Alpacas are so delightful! The views are stunning, the people are friendly and their is a lovely souvenir shop. Definitely worth a visit!

This is a cute experience, the animals are cute and look well cared for. The price is also on the good side. The location is nice and close to the spice route and fair view so easily can catch lunch afterwards. Perfect for kids

The children loved the alpaca loom visit. It is interesting for adults too. The views from the deck of the coffee shop are spectacular. We took the tour and learnt a lot about Llama and farming alpaca. There are beautiful woven alpaca items in the store. Not cheap but wonderful to have. I bought Christmas.presents of a made in SA alpaca toy - with fluff fur and long eyeladhes, a delicate scarf and a pair of snug mittens for winter. The children enjoyed feeding the alpaca and goats.

Lady ay entrance ignored us.

This place is SO Cute! I would definitely recommend trying it out if you haven't had the chance to before. You get to be one on one with ghe alpacas and pet them as well! There's other animals on the farm such as llamas, sheep, goat and camels. I would recommend doing the barn tour for a more in depth insight of the farm. They have a great coffee shop as well.

Great place. We came to feed the animals. No need to book. You can take a tour of the farm or just feed the animals. Inside there is a cafe and a souvenir shop where yarn is knitted. In the cafe you can drink drinks with a beautiful view and try sweets. The animals are all friendly, very cute and funny. We were satisfied. We will definitely come again 😍

Interesting experience. To see Llamas and Alpacas up close. You can buy handmade stuff made of Alpaca wool at the store. The coffee shop is nice. They have a guided hourly tour around the farm as well.

A great option for a day trip outside of the city! We did the Barn Tour and got to see some of the baby alpacas. You can also walk through the petting zoo and feed the alpacas and goats. Great option for kids too!

Fantastic place to visit and the tour of the alpaca's was very informative and interesting. Loads of different, friendly animals to feed and give some love to ! Definitely recommend 🥰

Love the animals...a different species never seen before...others are camels, ducks, peacocks, goats, etc...

Very nice people. And a great experience

Amazing experience, a must do. Very educational and extremely delicious food and friendly staff

I will definitely recommend this tour to all, it's close to Paarl, and lovely little shop they have if you want to grab a bite to eat they have a restaurant as well, the Alpaca history is so interesting the guide educated us on the Alpaca which i never know about, and the best is to have a personal encounter with them thy so soft and lovely animals ❤😊

Very busy the day i visited,has good service and staff is very friendly.

Not for adults, more for kids that want to do the petting zoo

We had such an amazing experience. The tour guide had so much passion for the animals. We learnt a lot. The animals are beautiful and well cared for. Interacting amd feeding them was lovely. The staff are friendly. Definitely worth the drive from Cape Town!!!!

A great way to get up close and see lamas, alpacas, goats, donkeys, camels to feed and pet them.

Great place to visit. Friendly and funny staff.

A really cool experience :)

An alpaca sneezed on me. 😹😹 but I'd definitely recommend it

Cute but not to exciting

Great activity to do on a weekend, very child friendly.

An new adventure

Great place to visit with the kids. Petting zoo for the kids. Friendly animals!

Great time in the petting zoo

What a beautiful experience, Our 45min tour was informative, easy to understand and you could see a farm where animals are loved and well cared for. Seeing moms and baby Alpacas was too sweet. Staff are courteous and always assisting where needed, there is a big play gym for the kids, mom and dad can watch from the deck. There is food and beverages. I purchased lovely bracelets. You will find a lady Weaving a beautiful cloth and you can purchase socks, baby jackets, ladies scarfs, but to mention a few items. Yes they are covid - savvy. A definite visit.

It is located close to Paarl, very dry and dusty area, but once you see these animals, it is totally worth it. From Horses (and a ponies), to Camels, to Goats, to Peacocks and of course the Alpacas. It is a great place to bring kids or just meet and hangout with these amazing animals. The coffee shop also offers a variety of cakes, treats and cold drinks for those hot days. They also sell Alpacas wool and clothings items. The gift shop also has fun and cool trinkets and collectables.

Absolutely loved it!! You could feed the animals for R 20 and the tour is R 100 for 45 minutes. The tour is very interesting and informative. You could see the tour guide is passionate about his job and he knows his facts. It is only a 45 minute drive from Cape Town and an experience you don't want to miss.

Very friendly reception, with all COVID-19 protocols in place and enforced. Enjoyed the Americano coffees we ordered, including some banter with the barista staff. Although we didn't enjoy any of the other fare on the menu, the cakes and tarts on display looked delicious! Feeding the inquisitive alpacas was fun - for proper attention, be sure to offer them a proper handful of the feed (which you can purchase at reception when paying for the petting site access (R20pp access, R20 per bag of feed, Sep 2020)). The Angora goats, as well as some sheep I couldn't recognise, also happily submitted to hear scratches in exchange for a handful of feed. There were also some camels and donkeys we didn't get to visit. There is a little playground in the petting area which the youngsters visiting at the same time as us seemed to enjoy a lot. As some alpacas are free-roaming, be sure to check and clean your shoes before climbing back into your car. I'd recommend this as a family visit, good to pass about 1-2 hours including a snack.

Interesting morning out. Feeding Alpacas and joining a very informative tour. These Alpacas are adorable with their hilarious hairdos. The children loved it.

We really enjoyed the experience. Simple and well worth the drive. Entry fee was only R20.

An enjoyable morning spent at the alpaca farm! We did the barn tour which is R100 per adult and R70 per child. It was definitely worth doing the tour as we learnt a lot about alpacas!

Nice opportunity for children to feed alpacas. The swiss carrot cake at the Coffee shop exquisite. Items made of alpaca wool pricey.

Awesome place, with not a lot of publicity. It is free and securiy is good (and visible). It next to the Waste Water Treatment plant which has the side effect of a few odd odours, but provides a great opertunity for learning the kids where all the water goes when flushing the toilet.

Cuties lamas ever. The children were able to feed the animals. There were lamas, sheep, goats, donkeys, horses, camels, ducks, chicken and the kids said they saw bunnies but personally I didn’t see bunny. There is a nice big playground area where kids can play. Also, a lovely shaded area in the middle of the fenced animals where there is a picnic area with nice wooden chairs and tables. The staff is so friendly and polite and it’s very patient with children.

Great place for bird watching. Personally got a few new lifers.

Reports on poor security were confirmed during my visit. Only the ponds enclosed in the security fence can be visited without a security guard in the car (ponds 2 and 3), but have limited interest, notably Nesting grey headed gulls with chicks. Doing a quick tour of outside ponds the situation seems to have deteriorated. Bird hides are gone, wood collectors are walking on the roads used for bird watching and an informal settlement grows very close. The security guard at the gate re-iterated same information as other reviews. Assaults, muggings and stabbings have been occurring since 2 years and security company has implemented this protocol, though I'm not sure security guards are too keen either. Hopefully the situation improves as the site looks interesting.

Great diversity of species but limited access to the area due to influx of crimes from neighboring townships

Overrated for what they advertise - food is meh and the clothing items are way expensive, like proper expensive - but if alpaca wool is your thing 🤷🏻‍♂️

The experience was incredible. The Lhamas were extremely entertaining and I haven't laughed so much in a long while. The prices at the gift shop however are extremely pricy. It saddens me to know that I will not purchase any of their gifts or beverages as the pricing are way too much. However, the experience I had with the Lhamas and Alpacas were something I would never forget.

Wonderful place with good facilities and friendly staff. Wheelchair friendly. Cafe is halal.

There was no restrictions on the amounts of people that could enter the house. Thus, there was an overwhelming amount of people in a small space. Staff weren't friendly.

Love this place! The Alpacas are adorable and I loved feeding them.

Very fun.

Lots of birds but the area could be cleaner

A true experience for kids and adults alike amazing for a fun family outing.

Lots of fun for kids as they can get close to the alpacas and feed them

Nice to see.

Beautiful scenery.... lovely outing for the kids. You can feed the animals.

Kids loved the interactions

Brilliant outing for children and adults.

Nice

Too little to do and a tour is far to expensive

Lovely experience!! Would most defnitely go back!!

Great place for the kids . They really enjoyed themselves