Alpaca Yoga Outdoors – Hungarian Farming

Located in North Devon Rosebud Alpaca Economy, so called Small “off grid” property.which provides a specific recreational activity, i.e. With Alpaca Yoga Surprise your guests.

What does “off grid” mean?

Off-grid living is a system and a way of life. Follows a lifestyle without the support of the electrical grid. These habitats – farm, ranch, city or any community – have an independent power supply system without the support of the electrical grid and use locally produced electrical energy from renewable energy sources.

Alpaca Adventure Park

Rosebud Alpacas Owners, Nick and Lucy Aylett, They keep Huacaya alpacas and Pedigree Charollais sheep. In a smaller herd. Many activities can be done with the alpacas on their property. Examples include an alpaca walk, an alpaca hike or an alpaca art course. However, of all the “alpaca experiences” among visitors, yoga is the most popular. According to the owner couple, this type of active recreation is good for the mind, body and soul, and guests can find their inner peace and leave the daily rush behind.

“Our passion is to nourish the mind, body and spirit, and being with alpacas is a great way to relieve stress, which is why we hold yoga classes in the alpaca barn. The alpacas are curious by nature, but they keep their distance from us.” The couple added that animal welfare is a priority for them.

What kind of animal is an alpaca?

Alpaca approx. Domesticated 6000 years ago South American Indianssupposed to be from the wild vicuña. It belongs to the camel family.It is kept primarily for its wool and meat in Peru, Chile, Bolivia and Argentina. The Huacaya alpaca's wool is dense, short and warm to the touch, while the Syrian alpaca's wool is long, straight and cool to the touch.

Alpacas are peaceful, gentle, curious but shy animals.

They get along well with other animals, but are sensitive to stress. They are basically quiet, but it is not advisable to disturb them, because, like llamas, they will spit at those who do not sympathize with them (source: www.alpaca.hu).