Wight Llama Treks

Wight Llama Treks offer the unique and relaxing experience of walking with llamas in the beautiful countryside of the Isle of Wight.

Llamas are pack animals distantly related to camels and have been domesticated by the peoples of the high Andes for transporting goods up and down the mountainsides. Our llamas are friendly docile and trained to walk on a lead rope. The older llamas carry a pack to transport refreshments, first aid kit etc.

Every adult who treks with us on the Standard Trek, Family Trek or Sunset Trek will lead their own llama. Children are very welcome and must be accompanied by an adult with whom they share their llama. Small groups are guaranteed as we take a maximum of 5 llamas per trek.

Refreshments are provided on some treks, ranging from homemade cakes and a drink on the standard trek and half a bottle of non-vintage champagne per couple, with strawberries and cream on the Sunset Trek. The family trek does not include refreshments.

Treks take place year round, in most weather. Cancellations (with refund) will be made if the weather is severe.

No specialist equipment is required, just stout shoes and the ability to walk for about 2 hours over undulating ground.

Large groups, youth groups and corporate events can be accommodated on request. We can even offer birthday treks for children's parties.

Booking by phone or email is essential for all treks.

OPENING TIMES:
Open All Year. Trekking at 10.30am / 2:30pm. Other times by arrangement. Available weekends, school holidays and summer evenings.

PRICES:
Family Trek 2 adults & their children (1hr) - £60 per family
Standard Trek (2.5hrs) - £40 Adults, £10 Children
Sunset Champagne Trek per couple - £80
Customised treks by arrangement

Opening Times

Opening 2005 1 Jan 2005 - 31 Dec 2005

Opening 2006 1 Jan 2006 - 31 Dec 2006

Opening 2007 1 Jan 2007 - 31 Dec 2007

Road Directions

From East Cowes ferry, second exit at roundabout onto Well Road, A3021, A3054 to Newport, town centre, Pyle Street, B3323 to Shorwell, B3399 to Brighstone.
From Fishbourne ferry, B3339 (Fishbourne lane), A3054 to Newport, town centre, Pyle Street, B3323 to Shorwell, B3399 to Brighstone.
From Yarmouth ferry, A3054 to Totland, A3055 to Freshwater, B3399 to Brighstone.

Public Transport Directions

From West Cowes Red Jet Hi-speed ferry : No 1 bus route to Newport and change to No. 7 to Brighstone.
From Ryde Catamaran/Hovertravel: No. 9 bus route to Newport and change to No. 7 to Brighstone.
From Yarmouth ferry: No. 7 to Brighstone.
For further information please visit the Southern Vectis travel office at Ryde, bottom of pier or the Tourist Information Centre at West Cowes , opposite ferry terminal entrance and at Yarmouth, left of terminal.