Llama Trekking in France

CONGRATULATIONS you have found the UNIQUE and exceptional Llama trekking experience in South-West France.

If you are looking for something different in an area of France where life is steeped with traditions and the pace of life is gentle “comme autrefois” look no further. It is for these reasons we settled and opened the first and only llama trekking in Poitou Charentes.

You’ll have an amazing day!!
All in all we hope you will leave us after an unforgettable day, that will provide a talking point for years.

Phone Margaret & Brian on
05 45 98 90 58.

The countryside around Brossac is criss-crossed with many pathways including the GR36 ‘Grand Randonnees’ classification of France, (running from Ouistreham on the Channel Coast to the Pyrenees), so with this and various other routes you can join these gentle and inquisitive animals for a memorable experience, leaving us feeling uplifted and refreshed to rejoin the outside world.

Les Lamas de Brossac provide the opportunity for people to experience the joy of llama trekking* on a one to one basis, with these friendly, wonderful and therapeutic animals. At the same time you can benefit from gentle exercise and enjoy the countryside. With intimate groups up to a maximum of 12, the trek will be friendly, informative and relaxing. We offer a range of different activities.

Highlights of your Llama trekking day

The unique features of your llama trekking day with us will include your opportunity to interact with your designated llama. The llamas will share with you some of their skills, like their incredible eyesight and hearing. This means they will be alerted to other animals in the woods long before you, giving you advance warning of wild animals sightings, like wild boar or deer, that you otherwise would not have seen; they will delight you with their individual character.

After your excursions we hope you will enjoy a ‘Menu du Jour’ lubricated with fine local wines.

* Unfortunately even a mature llama can only carry between 20 – 40kgs on it’s back, so for those people who think llama trekking is like pony trekking – sorry, you will have to walk! Age & height restrictions apply (9 years old, 1.20m height).

*Watch a FR3 TV regional report on our activity with Pat Beaumont’s comments.*