Welcome to the Alpaca Connection in Nuanu 🦙

Guided Alpaca Tour 🌿 (30 minutes experience)
Join our knowledgeable guide for an insightful tour of the park. Learn fascinating facts about alpacas and the lush environment they inhabit.

Meet and Feed Alpacas 🦙
Experience the joy of feeding and walking with our friendly alpacas in a serene jungle park setting. Enjoy the tranquil environment and soothing lounge music.

Capture the Moment 📷
Take home special memories with photos and videos of you and the alpacas against the stunning backdrop of Bali's landscape.

Relax and Refresh 🥂
Indulge in our delicious crepes and refreshing drinks in the Alpa Kabar kitchen, accompanied by relaxing lounge music.

Have you ever wanted to escape the hustle and bustle of the busy world and find a unique, enchanting getaway? Look no further! Join us at Pacha Alpaca for an immersive experience unlike any other in the lush landscape of Nuanu. 🌿🌺

CHECK OUR OTHER EXPERIENCES:

• Alpaca Eco Walk 🌿🚶‍♀️
  Immerse yourself in nature with our Alpaca Eco Walk! Stroll alongside these gentle creatures through lush trails, learning about the environment and enjoying the serene beauty of our park.
  Discover the Walk

  ---

  Alpaca Art Therapy 🎨🦙
  Unleash your creativity with Alpaca Art Therapy! Experience the soothing presence of alpacas while you express yourself through art. It's a perfect way to relax and find inspiration in a unique setting.
  Find Your Muse

!Alpaca Feeding Experience Safety Instructions!

• Always approach alpacas from the front. Never approach them from behind, as this can startle them and cause them to kick.

• Stand to the side of the alpaca when feeding them. Do not stand directly in front of their mouths.

• Offer food to alpacas from your open palm. Do not feed them food from your hand, as this could cause them to bite.

• Be gentle when feeding alpacas. Do not force food into their mouths.

• If an alpaca becomes agitated or uncomfortable, move away slowly and calmly.

• Do not feed alpacas any food or drinks that are not specifically approved by their caretakers.

• Children should always be supervised by an adult when feeding alpacas.

Why is it important not to stand behind alpacas?

Alpacas are prey animals, and their natural instinct is to flee from danger. If they feel threatened or startled, they may kick out with their powerful hind legs. Standing behind an alpaca can block its escape route and make it feel trapped, which could cause it to kick.

By following these safety instructions, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and the alpacas.