Alpaca Farm is a zoo located in the village of Dargaičiai, Šiauliai district. It is one of the largest in Northern Lithuania and the Baltic States, which accepts individual visitors and excursions. The owners of the farm tell about alpacas: where they came from, how they appeared in Lithuania, what makes these animals special, and present alpaca wool and its products, which can be purchased right there.
The most fun part is getting to know the alpacas and other animals. Currently, the farm is home to 50 different species of animals: alpacas, llamas, camels, chinchillas, REX rabbits, donkeys, Queensland sheep, Dutch miniature goats, the world's smallest breed of Falabella horse, African ostriches, Jacob sheep, Coburg-leaved sheep, Highland cow, Arabian horse, and black-nosed sheep.
Under the supervision of the owners, you can feed the animals, pet them, and take pictures with them. Children can ride friendly ponies. The zoo has a large parking lot, coffee and snacks are available, and there are relaxation areas. Alpaca wool yarn and various alpaca wool products are sold - socks, gloves, and scarves.
According to the farm owner Raimondas Neverdauskas: "Our zoo is primarily an animal home, so we are proud that we provide perhaps the best conditions for animals in Lithuania. When you come to us, you will see happy animals living in a very tidy environment."
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