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10 December 2017
We had a great time llama walking in Skjolden. The host was very friendly and welcoming. The Llamas were a bit temperamental. Mine wouldn't walk more than 20 feet without stopping to take in the (admittedly beautiful) view and my wife's had a bit of a meltdown and starting jumping about, to my amusement.
Tickets can be obtained from a little office in front of the main building (honestly, you can't miss it).
You will then be met by your guide who will walk you to his farm where you will get a llama.
The walk itself is stunning, Skjolden is a beautiful place, so picturesque.
Please note that ever summer days can feel cold in Norway, it was July when I went and only around 14°c and raining. Sensible shoes and warm clothing will probably be a must.
It cost around £18/€20, not sure how many nok.
Well worth doing while you are in Skjolden.response / report this review -
05 July 2017
Found this side trip when our cruise ship docked at Skjolden. Very reasonably price at £18. Husbands not keen at first. Once we arrived at the farm seeing all the llamas, he liked the idea then.
The owner, Simon is from England.
Each of us will be given a llama each to go for a group walk, mine is Spot, he eats all the time. So funny seeing each one behaves differently. They are all very friendly, the llamas I meant.
Give it a try if you don't want to go onto any excursions. We (4 of us) thoroughly enjoyed it.response / report this review
