If you thought that having a
llama-themed wedding was the be-all end-all to living the (llama) dream, well you're wrong. We're not entirely sure what Simon & Laura had planned for the honeymoon post-llama wedding festivities, but if they weren't immediately booked on the first flight to New Zealand to experience a week-long Alpaca Farmstay, well then their follow-through could use some work.
That's right, for about $200/night, you can experience life on a real-life alpaca farm in New Zealand, waking up to the pitter-patter of a thousand baby alpacas prancing through the field (as seen in the banner ad):
According to
the website, "Silverstream Alpaca Stud has available two luxurious self contained farmstay units that sleep up to four persons per unit. Each unit has two bedrooms, a bathroom, lounge, modern kitchen and a carport. The kitchen has a hobbs, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and the normal crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils."
I'm not entirely sure what a hobbs is (but it sounds nice), but this seems to be a real value. Ever-aware that their target market might be full of US alpaca-hobbyists, reeling in dough from their successful
alpaca get rich quick schemes, the website adds, "There is even a nearby McDonalds."
Phew, sign me up.
There are alpaca farm stays in the US too! Check out Four Points Alpacas in Western PA (www.fourpointsalpacas.com) or Colonial Hill Alpaca Farm in Mass (www.colonialhillalpacafarm.com), or Maple Hill Manor, in KY (www.maplehillmanor.com), or Mountain Dream Alpacas in TX (www.mountaindreamalpacas.com)
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