Alpaca Farm, situated in the village of Niidu in Tori Parish, Pärnu County, holds the distinction of being the largest alpaca breeding farm in Estonia. The farm is dedicated to the husbandry of these gentle South American camelids, known for their valuable fiber. Visitors to the farm have the unique opportunity to observe the alpacas in their environment, learn about their care, behavior, and the characteristics of their wool. The farm operates as an agrotourism destination, offering educational tours and interactive experiences. It is common for such farms to have a shop where products made from the soft and warm alpaca fiber, such as yarn, clothing, and souvenirs, are available for purchase. The farm's location in the Estonian countryside near the Pärnu River provides a picturesque and serene setting for a visit, combining agricultural activity with tourism. The exact number of animals on the farm can vary, but its status as the largest in the country indicates a significant herd. The farm contributes to the diversity of rural tourism in Estonia, offering an activity that is particularly popular with families. For precise visiting hours, tour availability, and specific events, it is recommended to check the farm's official communication channels prior to a visit.