Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm, Helsinki Travel Guide

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Interact with gentle alpacas, support sustainable farming, and enjoy Finnish countryside charm at Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm in Klaukkala.

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Escape to the serene Finnish countryside at Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm in Klaukkala, where visitors can interact with friendly alpacas. This family-run farm offers a hands-on experience, allowing guests to feed and pet these gentle animals while learning about alpaca care and sustainable farming practices.

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Kuonomäentie 117, Klaukkala, 01800, FI
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Saturday 10 am-4 pm
Sunday 10 am-4 pm

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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm.

Visit during the weekend for the best experience, as the farm offers guided tours and activities.
Bring your camera to capture memorable moments with the alpacas.
Check the farm's website for special events or workshops.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the farm.
Try the café’s homemade pastries.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From Helsinki, take a bus to Klaukkala. Several bus lines connect Helsinki to Klaukkala, including lines 455, 455A, 456, 456A, and 457. The bus trip from Helsinki to Klaukkala typically costs between €3 and €6. From the Klaukkala bus station, you can take a taxi or local bus towards Kuonomäentie 117. The local bus fare is approximately €2.80 - €4.10. Alternatively, Korsisaari offers Kivenkyyti, a call-based public transport service within the Nurmijärvi municipality.
Taxi

From Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, a taxi to Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm takes approximately 22 minutes and costs between €35 and €45. Taxi services are readily available at the airport. You can also book a taxi in advance. From Klaukkala center, a taxi to the farm is a short ride, costing approximately €15-€25.
Driving

If driving from Helsinki or Vantaa, follow Highway 3 (E12). Exit towards Klaukkala and follow signs for Kuonomäentie. The drive from Helsinki is about 28 km and takes around 28 minutes. From Vantaa, the drive is approximately 24 km and takes about 22 minutes. There is a parking lot at the alpaca farm.

Discover more about Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm

Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm, nestled in the tranquil landscapes of Klaukkala, Finland, offers a delightful escape for animal lovers and families alike. This family-run farm is home to around 25 charming alpacas, alongside donkeys, rabbits, guinea pigs, and quail. The farm provides an interactive experience, allowing visitors to connect with these gentle creatures in a picturesque setting.Visitors can participate in feeding sessions, hand-feeding the alpacas and capturing memorable moments. Knowledgeable staff share insights into alpaca care and breeding, making it an educational experience for all ages. The farm is committed to sustainability and ethical farming, adding an enriching layer to the visit.Beyond the alpacas, the farm features a cozy café serving local treats, perfect for a relaxing snack. The Tilan Puoti farm shop offers alpaca wool products, supporting local craftsmanship. Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm is open on weekends and during the spring and summer. It's an ideal destination for a peaceful getaway and a chance to appreciate the beauty of the Finnish countryside.Ali-Olli Alpaca Farm has been in the same family since the 1760s. In May 2004, the family established the Alpaca farm.