
Horses & alpacas
Sunset Farm
Alpacas to walk with, have breakfast with and earn a licence for — and horses for everything from a first turn on a lead rein to a ride through the dunes.
The farm belongs to the sitejust behind the riding arena
Sunset Farm is our working farm on Fehmarn: surrounded by the island's landscape and an adjoining nature reserve, just behind the riding arena. This is where our alpacas, horses and ponies live, and all of them are glad of visitors who bring a bit of time with them. For animal lovers, families and groups, country life is right here at close quarters.
Everything can be booked, including by guests who have never sat on a horse or led an alpaca before. Only one thing matters: book beforehand. Turning up on the day doesn't work — the animals have their routine.
There's a conviction behind all of it: a close connection between people, animals and the landscape, thought through for the long term. We don't just want to offer a pleasant few hours, but also a sense of what the environment and animal welfare are worth — for grown-ups as much as for children.

Booking happens at sunset-farm.deand only there
The farm has its own website, and it's more than a business card: that's where the free slots are, where you book a walk, a breakfast, a riding lesson or a hack, and where every experience is described in full — with duration, price, minimum age and everything else you'd want to know beforehand.
It can't be done through this site. What you read here is the overview; the calendar hangs over there.
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With the alpacasfour ways to get to know them

Alpaca walk
An unhurried walk with the animals through the fields and woods around the site. You lead your own alpaca on a rein. There's no pace anyone has to keep to.
Coffee with the alpacas
Coffee, cake and alpacas: you sit among the animals, they come over out of curiosity, and you enjoy their company at your leisure. For anyone who'd rather sit than walk.
Alpaca breakfast
Breakfast looking out over the herd. An exclusive experience for small parties, and not one you forget in a hurry.
Alpaca licence
You learn where the animals come from, what they eat, how to lead them properly and how to care for them. There's a certificate at the end — the best souvenir of the holiday.
With the horsesfrom the first time to a proper ride

Riding lessons
For beginners and experienced riders. If you can already ride, you brush up here; if you're starting out, you learn the basics calmly, on your own or in a group.
Hacks
Out into the landscape: along field tracks, past the nature reserves and with the Baltic in view.
Beach rides
The classic: along the dunes and across the natural beach. The experience most people come back for.
Leading ponies for the smallest
The guided mini round on a pony, for children and for anyone sitting on a horse for the first time. An adult walks alongside and the child sets the pace.
How to book your visitin advance, please
To get the most out of Sunset Farm, a booking beforehand is necessary. A spontaneous visit without a slot unfortunately isn't possible: we want every activity to be properly planned and matched to the guests taking part. That's what makes the time you spend with us undisturbed and personal.
Booking runs through the calendar on the farm's website. You'll see all the available slots there, whether for an alpaca walk, a riding course or anything else. Alongside the date you can read what each activity involves and whether it's still free, so what you book matches what you had in mind.
Once the booking is complete you'll get a confirmation by email with all the details. If you have questions or need a hand, the farm team is there for you. It's worth planning your visit in good time.

The short versionwhat matters

- Everything at Sunset Farm needs to be booked in advance
- The online calendar shows which slots are still free
- After booking you'll get a confirmation by email with all the details
- Turning up on the day doesn't work: the animals have a fixed routine
- The booking calendar also shows what each activity involves
- The farm team will help with any questions about booking
- Bring sturdy shoes — on alpaca walks the path can get muddy
The farm festival is the high point of the season: stroking animals, riding and being a farmer for a day. Dates are in the weekly programme.
From our own herdalpaca wool and more
Alongside the animal experiences, the farm sells a small selection of products made from alpaca wool. The wool from our own animals is worked by hand: into soft duvets, into wool for knitting and crafting, and into our alpaca soap.
They make unusual souvenirs that keep the visit in mind for a long time, and they fit what the farm stands for: kind to the environment, from the region, from our own herd.
