CEMBRA LISIGNAGO FARM FIELD GUIDE
Soft Fleece & Short Walks: An Introductory Alpaca Encounter in Cembra Lisignago
A family-friendly, two-hour farm activity that pairs practical alpaca handling and a brief walk with time-tested, expert-led interpretation.
Soft Fleece & Short Walks: An Introductory Alpaca Encounter in Cembra Lisignago.
Set inside a working farm in Cembra Lisignago, this two-hour Alpaca Experience is a gentle, family-oriented introduction to alpacas and other barnyard residents. Participants learn about the animals at the enclosures, help with feeding, share a short guided walk with an alpaca, then cap the visit with a small exam to earn a 'Patente Alpaca' and an apple-juice toast.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Meet Alpacas and Farm Companions
Up close beside the enclosures you'll meet the alpacas and other charming farm animals — from large rabbits to hens, horned sheep, guardian dogs and resident cats — and learn their habits and care.
A Mini-Passeggiata with an Alpaca
After a period of getting comfortable with the animals, the group undertakes a short, guided walk with an alpaca inside the farm; the walk itself lasts about fifteen minutes and is suitable for families.
Patente Alpaca and Apple-Juice Toast
The activity concludes with a playful theory-and-practice check: participants who pass earn a 'Patente Alpaca' and everyone shares an apple-juice toast to celebrate the experience.
What the day feels like
What the two-hour experience feels like
Guides introduce the herd at the paddocks, sharing curiosities and practical handling tips; you’ll feed hay, stroke fleece, meet other farm residents and, once comfortable, join a brief, supervised walk. The pace is deliberate and accessible — aimed at families and anyone seeking contact with alpacas without committing to a long trek — and ends with a light, celebratory ritual awarding the participant’s 'Patente Alpaca.'
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this experience suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Closed shoes are required (sneakers recommended; rubber boots if ground is wet). Wear clothes that can get dirty and bring water (at least 0.5 L per person). In summer, bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and insect repellent.
Dress for outdoor farm conditions and possible mud; closed footwear is explicitly required during the activity.
Bring sufficient drinking water—there is no potable water fountain available on the farm.
If you have an infant (0–2), bring a suitable baby carrier or backpack; strollers cannot be used during the mini-passeggiata for safety reasons.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Posso portare il mio cane?
No. Non è possibile portare cani durante le attività: gli alpaca non conoscono gli animali domestici e potrebbero innervosirsi; non si fanno eccezioni.
Posso restare in fattoria se accompagno persone prenotate ma non voglio partecipare?
No. Per ragioni di sicurezza gli accompagnatori non possono restare nella proprietà della fattoria durante lo svolgimento dell'attività; vi possono essere trattori o macchinari in movimento.
È possibile partecipare con un bimbo molto piccolo?
Sì. I bimbi 0–2 anni partecipano gratuitamente, ma durante la mini-passeggiata non possono essere trasportati in passeggino: devono essere tenuti in braccio o in zaino/marsupio/fascia.
Ci sono eccezioni alle regole sui cani o sugli accompagnatori?
No. Le regole sono ferme: non è permesso portare cani e gli accompagnatori non partecipanti non possono rimanere in azienda durante l'attività.
Se ho altre domande a chi mi rivolgo?
Per qualsiasi altra domanda contattate l'operatore; è disponibile a rispondere a richieste specifiche.