Alpaca Holiday House Oenzlen

*** Please do not book children under the age of 16. Unfortunately, Airbnb does not allow a child price and therefore CHF 20.00 per child per night will be collected directly on site in cash. Please let us know the number of children in the comments - thank you*** While the alpacas graze outside the house, you can cuddle inside with the alpaca wool duvet or lie outside in the hammock and watch our darlings graze. The space The vacation home is suitable for 2 to 14 people. Other things to note ***New with unique alpaca roller coaster *** The right alpaca farmer feeling comes up with missing out and feeding if you'd like. Feel free to take the alpacas for a walk and explore the Wynig mountains on foot. Fresh herbs have grown in the garden for dinner, if you feel like weeding, everything is also ready. After done work, the Nespresso coffee in your hand, from the homely farmhouse, can swell the view into the vast expanse of the Emmental hills. Relaxation brings a swim in the private hot tub in the garden with breathtaking views. In the morning, Calimero and his three women are in charge of the breakfast eggs: prepare a delicious fresh scrambled eggs. A delicious Buurehof-Glace you will find at the end of the road in the farm shop near the farmer, a leisurely walk takes you there. Warm feet give the alpaca fillet slippers, other products such as the alpaca candy soap for hand washing or the fluffy alpaca frying cloths after showering are also available. Enjoy the silence of nature or spend time with the family playing at the UNO, the cottage is suitable for 2 to 14 people. Families with children are very welcome, there are beautiful play areas inside and outside. The garden house overlooking the alpaca pasture is comfortably furnished with the cozy sofa corner and the play cabinet invites you to socialize. In the colder season, firing the oven and cooking on the hot plate gives warm coziness. Variety brings a historic hike to the Lueg Memorial or a ride with your own flyer along the heart route through the hilly Emmental.