South East Charters

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Toffeemont Alpacas Farm Stay is a fully working accredited Alpaca farm located in Orielton 5.6Km from Sorell on the way to the sunny east coast. The Paca pod offers a cosy space for 2 tastefully designed with Peruvian decor. Furnishings are created from alpaca fibre as well. The Pod has a comfortable queen bed, a continental breakfast for 2 , a private deck with a BBQ and an open fire pit (weather and restrictions permitting) for use. A seperate private bathroom with access to a guest laundry completes the amenities. This is an interactive farm with regular Alpaca tours running. Complete your luxury stay with an add ons. Add on 1 - A fresh charcuterie box for 2 paired with a bottle of wine of your choice (Riesling, Pinot, or Sav Blanc) from a local organic vineyard, Wobbly Boot. Must be pre-ordered when booking accommodation Add on 2 - discounted standard farm tour 25% off. Must be booked highlights include *A peaceful environment away from city noise and pollution. * Authentic experiences with alpacas and farming.

Enjoy a true country escape at Toffeemont Alpacas Farm Stay, a working alpaca farm in Orielton, just 5.6 km from Sorell on the way to Tasmania's sunny east coast. The cosy Paca Pod for two offers a queen bed, light breakfast, private deck with BBQ and fire pit (weather permitting), private separate bathroom (detached) guest laundry, and plenty of peaceful farm views with friendly alpacas to meet.

Take in the long view. Timeless design sustainably built. Maintaining the land and its heritage as a working farm. Respectful of nature, history, culture and the local community. Relax your eyes and relax your spirit. Gaze across the landscape where rows of cherry trees form lines down toward the water's edge and Iron Creek Bay lies tranquil before us. The long view understands that good things take time. Quality, craftsmanship and the quiet pursuit of detail. It means slowing down and noticing the importance of simple things – a hidden nest of duck eggs, the scent of cherry blossoms on the breeze. When we take the long view, we open all our senses to the world around us. We allow ourselves to be surprised. Long table lunches, lazy picnics in the orchard. Lingering walks through hidden gardens and sheltered spaces. Looking up to the vast sky at night. Listening to the stories of our surroundings. They are a family business built on a family farm. They cherish both our Chinese heritage and the local culture of our Tasmanian community. The long view reminds us to care about people and the special occasions in their lives. To welcome them from near and far and take time over the moments that bring them together – for adventure, for work, for community, for family and for love.