Pembrokeshire Llama Trekking Experience

at Pembrokeshire Llamas

Clynderwen Available until Thu 31 Dec

Walkthrough a hidden valley with a llama by your side!

On this trek, you will be able to walk with your very own haltered llama! Relax with your own personal hairy pal, and obtain the ultimate llama selfie!

Lead one of the site's llamas on a guided tour through our wooded valley. Follow the zigzagging path next to one of Pembrokeshire's main rivers - the Black Cleddau.
Walk under mighty oaks and ash trees, culminating in a walk through the woods, home to many primeval trees.
Discover the beauty and stories of the valley, whilst walking next to your relaxing furry friend who will be by your side every step of the way.
The trek will take in beautiful views of the valley and beyond to the Preseli hills. Depending on the season, you may see red kites, buzzards, pigs, ponies, goats, horses, cows, sheep…and of course llamas!

Book your visit to Pembrokeshire Llamas and enjoy a truly unforgettable llama trek in South Wales today! Tickets are delivered instantly via email and SMS, and you won't find a better price anywhere online.

Important information:

Walks are 2 hours and 30 minutes on average. The trek route is approximately three miles long.
The llamas will walk alongside you at a gentle speed that most people will find comfortable.
Llamas cannot be ridden - however, they make a surprisingly harmonious and relaxing traveling companion.
Please make sure to wear trainers/walking boots, unless the weather is unusually rainy, in which case wellies might be the safer option. Generally, there is little mud on the treks, but it's always a possibility.
Younger children are welcome to come along on the walks, but they will either need to share a llama with an adult, or walk alongside without a llama as an 'observer'. Children will need to remain calm around the animals. Not suitable for very young children unless they are good walkers (3 miles / 2 hours).
A paying adult will need to attend for each child under 16 that wants to walk a llama.
Dogs are not allowed on the treks.

Location

Pembrokeshire Llamas

Glanrhydwilym,
Llandissilio,
Clynderwen,
SA66 7QH

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How to find us

Most Sat-Navs will take you right to the gate using the postcode.

From the A40 at Narberth:

Follow the A478 north towards Cardigan. Pass through Clunderwen and shortly afterwards pass through Llandissilio. Continuing on the A478 for around two minutes, there is a left hand turn signposted for Rhydwilym. The sign post cannot easily be seen until the driver is already upon the turning, so keep your eyes peeled. Follow this lane and signs down towards Rhydwilym. Pembrokeshire Llamas is situated half way down the hill on a double 90 degree bend – keep an eye out for the yellow grit box which is next to the gate. Also keep an eye out for the yellow llama ‘Xing’ signs in the trees near the centre.

From Cardigan:

Follow the A478 south towards Narberth / Tenby. Pass through Rhoshill, Crymych and Efailwen. A few minutes after leaving Efailwen there is a turning on the right signposted Rhydwilym. Follow this lane and signs down towards Rhydwilym. Pembrokeshire Llamas is situated half way down the hill on a double 90 degree bend – keep an eye out for the yellow grit box which is next to the gate. Also keep an eye out for the yellow llama ‘Xing’ signs in the trees near the centre.

More Info

Can I bring my dog to Pembrokeshire Llamas?

No, dogs are not allowed on-site.

Can children walk a llama at Pembrokeshire Llamas?

Customers must be 16 years or older to walk their own llama.
Children younger than 16 can share a llama with an adult (i.e. the adult holds the llama’s lead at the same time as the child).
Llamas are large strong animals that stand 1.8m (6 foot) and can weigh 200kg (450lbs) when mature.
Children under 16 are welcome to attend the walk without a llama (i.e. someone else in your party walks the llama).
Not suitable for young children unless they are good walkers (the trek route is approximately three miles and takes on average two hours to complete).

Do children need to be accompanied at Pembrokeshire Llamas?

A paying adult will need to attend for each child under 16 that wants to walk a llama.

Will treks be cancelled in bad weather at Pembrokeshire Llamas?

The alpaca treks are all-weather activities and will take place in all weather conditions. You should come dressed appropriately for the forecast.

In the summertime, treks can occasionally be cancelled due to it being too hot for llamas.

If there are weather warnings in place, you will be contacted by Pembrokeshire Llamas to reschedule your trek.