Meet the Llamas - Close-up!
Daily Guided Tours
In a happy environment, llamas are inquisitive and friendly. A Llama Sanctuary Tour takes you right into middle of the herd!
Unique Experience
Shy llamas watch from a distance, bold llamas step right up and say ‘Hello!’ All of the llamas were shy at one time. Will you be the first one a shy llama speaks to?
Daily Tours
Please book your tour ahead of time
First Tour
11:00 am
We cannot say exactly where the llamas will be when you arrive, but every morning & every evening the Arena Tribe heads out in to the 20 acre park to graze. If you have a wheelchair or have difficulty moving over rough ground, let us know beforehand and we will ensure the llamas are accessible to you.
1.00 pm
During the heat of the summer, the Arena Tribe shelters in the cool of the Forest Grove. it’s a cool place to meet the llamas!
Last Tour
3.00 pm
On cool days the llamas can be found mooching around the park, the Forest Grove or playing games on the slopes.
Tours may be possible at other times. We always do our best to accommodate individual needs
The days are long at The Llama Sanctuary. When we are not guiding visitors, a myriad of other tasks demand our attention: feeding & tending to the elderly, the sick, the injured, the disabled; cleaning paddocks & barns, building, shearing, nail-trimming, fence repairs, forest clean-up, grass-cutting, driving around the country catching, re-homing or otherwise helping llamas in need, counting llamas roaming 35 acres!! as well as trail-clearing, noxious plant removal and of course, answering emails, telephone calls, website building and fulfilling orders from The Llama Sanctuary online shop. The list is endless.
Residents
some of the Sanctuary characters you will meet
Hermes
Rescued from the Railroad
Boutique
Loose on the highway
Toby
Trouble looking for somewhere to happen!
Fada
Gentle Giant
Paul
Head of Llama Kisses
Carmen & DeChagny
SPCA Rescues
Want to help The Llama sanctuary in some way?
Bella & Rico
Retired
Merlin
Rescued Guanaco
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Where It’s At
2415 Chase Falkland Road
Chase, British Columbia
How Much Does it Cost?
Entrance is by donation. We suggest a MINIMUM DONATION of:
$15/adult $7/child 6yrs+
Guided tours typically last an hour and a half and we make every effort to ensure you are wowed by the experience.
Your generosity is appreciated. Thank you!
Alpaca Hats & Slippers
Yarn Store
on Etsy
Pins & Postcards
Prices Vary
Pick up at the end of your tour
Alpaca Hats & Slippers
All sizes
natural fibres
Get in Touch
We usually respond within a few hours!
Sponsors
Thanks to our sponsors for your support
