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    4.9 (62 reviews)

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    Alpacas eagerly anticipate being fed by farm tour visitors.
    Seth A.

    LunaSea Alpaca Farm is a heartwarming animal encounter experience. Located in Clermont, Florida, 25 miles west of Orlando, guided tours around the grounds are 90 minutes long with plenty of chances to interact and feed alpacas for just $20 a person. The owner of the farm, Mr. King, leads the tours imparting valuable insights into alpaca life and what roles alpacas play being part of the camelid species. The tour begins with brief introductions while attendees feed the farm's chickens. Next, the tour enters a fenced in enclosure and guests form a circle. The juvenile alpacas are familiar with these procedures and eagerly approach and eat from the palms of your hands. Another worthwhile moment is having visitors being introduced to an adult llama. Mr. King starts with a quick demonstration and then all participants take turns mouth-to-mouth feeding the llama. It feels rewarding accepting playful nibbles from such a docile animal. One of the better highlights is having the opportunity to hug a baby alpaca. It's a great way to end the encounter on such an uplifting note. Overall, LunaSea Alpaca Farm is a charming interactive experience where visitors become better acquainted with alpacas. Tours are highly engaging and can make for lasting memories.

    Michelle L.

    We did one of their painting experiences for my birthday weekend and it was so fun! The alpacas and llamas were so cute and we got a small cup of treats to feed them. The painting instructor was very helpful and walked you through the steps thoroughly. It was well worth the experience :)

    Kristi B.

    Super cute, local, alpaca farm that hosts tour, painting sessions and yoga with alpacas! We saw an advertisement on Instagram for painting with Alpacas and thought it would be a fun weekend outing. Painting session was $50 and includes all your paint, brushes, design, treats to feed the alpacas and 1 non-alcoholic beverage. Start time was 10:30am on a Sunday and you start off with a basic outline of an alpaca extra station. Then the instructor takes you through how to fill in the background and the llama and give you pointers along the way. They have you paint your background first before they allow the alpaca to come in and wander around, which is great planning as the minute the alpacas were introduced into the area. The painting was occurring in everybody was distracted by all the cuteness. You are welcome to get up throughout the session to interact with alpacas and give them treats, which was great because I found myself drawing inspiration from some of their coloring to incorporate into my painting. We had an excellent time and definitely look forward to going back for some of the seasonal events in totality, the entire session was roughly about two hours

    Jackie V.

    We had the best time exploring this amazing, wheelchair-accessible farm. Since we had two adults in wheelchairs, they let us park directly on the farm, and they even had rubber mats to help with mobility. The shop and bathroom were also wheelchair accessible. Mr. King, our tour guide, was so kind, funny, and welcoming. He gave us treats to feed the animals and shared incredible stories about them. We were in absolute alpaca heaven. My daughter who tends to be more hesitant around animals, really appreciated how patient and understanding Mr. King was. What truly stood out was how thoughtful and accommodating they were, not just for us, but for all disabled visitors, including those with autism or sensory needs. Mr. King constantly checked in to make sure we were comfortable, never rushed us, and made sure we had the best experience possible. If you're in the Greater Orlando area, LunaSea Alpaca Farm is a hidden gem just 30 minutes from Disney. You HAVE to go meet these adorable alpacas! Oh and they offer Paint Nite with Alpacas and Yoga with Alpacas too!

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    Jenna V.

    Luna Sea Alpaca farm was probably the best farm tour we've been on. The staff was friendly and very knowledgeable about their llamas and alpacas. We got to pet and feed all of them, they were so friendly as cute. The kids loved it and I loved that it was all under a clean shaded area. We will definitely be back!

    Elisa R.

    I can't believe I hadn't reviewed this place already! Went 5 years ago and finally went back today and wow what a beautiful place and how lucky we are to have this so close to us! The alpacas and llamas are the absolute sweetest, gentlest animals ever. King, the owner is very friendly- teaches you all about the grounds, animals and provides some wonderful opportunities for you to hang with the animals, feed them, take tons of pictures and even carry a baby alpaca. This place is perfect for people of all ages- took my 7 month old and 3 year old and my mother of 77 years old and everyone loved it! Highly highly recommend this place! Also super cute you can have a birthday party there!

    Natalia P.

    What an amazing experince i have during my visit at lunases alpaca farm, owners are so friendly and welcoming. This beautiful farm is located on the hills of Minneola, was so in love being able to feed the ducks, alpacas and llamas. This place is perfect for adults and kinds of any age to have an unforgettable experience. The tour includes feeding the animals, take pictues with them and learn more about this beautiful animals. They have chairs and tables as well if you want to sit and enjoy the view, afforable price for tour. Tours are by reservation only. I really enjoy this experince and was able to pet and feed them and take pictures. Would love to come back again.

    Vinny M.

    Amazing owners and 100% worth the trip. Very kid friendly and very hands on. We will return

    Yulisa S.

    Great experience and worth the trip. Owners are very friendly and explain very well how the the alpacas are where they came from. They also have chickens and geese which are very friendly some people on the tour even picked them up. They give you pieces of bread to feed them. This experience is about 2 hours long approximately. I was not able to see the baby alpacas as my son was hungry and we left early.

    Maria L.

    Seriously, run don't walk to go pet and feed alpacas! This was a really fun hour long experience on the farm. The alpacas were sweet and the crazy antics of the farm owner can only be described and fun dad jokes!

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    Molly P.

    I took my mom who loved animals and we had so much! We learned a lot about the animals and had a lot of time to pet and feed them. Tons of alpacas and llamas, owners were very kind and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend!

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    Stephanie G.

    If alpaca yoga sounds like a great time to you... you are absolutely correct. I LOVED my yoga session with all of my new alpaca friends at LunaSea Alpaca Farm! What a fantastic experience and a fabulous way to spend a Sunday morning. I arrived 15 minutes early for my yoga session, and parked outside of the gate of LunaSea. Upon arriving, I was greeted by a very nice group of people welcoming me to the alpaca farm. We made our way to the enclosure with the baby alpacas to begin yoga. The enclosure is heavily shaded by trees- for those that are concerned about getting sunburnt (like me). We laid down our mats and blankets, and suddenly, a mini herd of super friendly baby alpacas came walking towards us. Supposedly we got particularly lucky that day because the alpacas were ultra playful and running around! Our yoga instructor told us that we were free to do yoga poses or take moments to interact with the alpacas as they curiously came around to say hello and investigate. Also, we were given some treats to pass out to the alpacas, so they'd come around snooping. My friend next to me was in the middle of doing some yoga poses when a hilarious alpaca decided to lay down on her mat! I lured some alpacas over with tasty treats while balancing out my time to do some zen yoga poses. The little guys seemed most curious when we were lying down on our backs- I got two unexpected alpaca smoochies when I was laying down! After our yoga session, we were given lots of treats to pass out to our alpaca friends. They also graciously offered to take our photos of us feeding the alpacas. After we were given plenty of time to play and take photos, we were directed to wash our hands in their merch store. In the store, they sell yarn, beanies, stuffed animals, socks, etc made of their alpacas' hair! Ugh sooo soft. In the store, we got to ask lots of questions about the alpacas and learned some really interesting history about them. LunaSea Alpaca Farm is now one of my favorite places to visit in Orlando, and I will definitely be back VERY soon to visit all of my furry friends! I recommend going for yoga, or making a reservation for a tour of the farm!

    just visited this farm & i absolutely loved it!!!! we did the tour at noon and it was so personable and very hands on, it was the owners in charge of everything so im able to get a real feel on how these animals were taking cared of. besides alpacas, there were llamas and chickens,geese, they're all so friendly and not shy to come around humans making it easy to interact for kids around us or adults!! i loved the stories the owners told, whether it was about how proud they were of their alpacas or each personality the animals all had!! before leaving we already made plans to come back to do another tour and their paint activity

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