Glamping with Llamas in Norfolk/Cambs

31/07/2026

We are delighted to share that Glamping with Llamas now has an incredible 9.9 out of 10 guest rating on Booking.com! 🦙

A huge thank you to our wonderful guests for your lovely reviews, and to our hardworking team for helping make every stay so special.

Now, where can we find that final 0.1? 😊

Fancy experiencing it for yourself? For availability and booking enquiries, send us a message or book directly at:
https://via.eviivo.com/GlampingwithLlamasPE14

19/07/2026

https://www.glampingwithllamas.uk/post/why-more-people-are-swapping-hotels-for-glamping-with-llamas

What does luxury really mean?

For us, it isn't marble bathrooms or room service.

It's waking to birdsong, enjoying your morning coffee while llamas graze nearby, watching the stars from a hot tub, and discovering just how quickly life slows down when you step into the countryside.

We've just published a new blog exploring why so many people are choosing glamping over traditional hotel breaks – and why our guests so often leave saying:

"I didn't realise how much I needed this."

We'd love to hear what luxury means to you.

👉 Read the blog here

Luxury isn't always about five-star hotels or champagne on arrival. Sometimes it's waking to birdsong, watching llamas graze nearby, and slowing down long enough to enjoy the simple things. Discover why more people are choosing glamping experiences over traditional hotel breaks, and what makes a sta...

18/07/2026

When first you came, so sweet and tiny,
With gentle eyes and fleece so shiny,
We looked at you with love untold,
And named you Nefertari, brave and bold.

An ancient queen, so proud and fair,
We thought the name would suit you there.
But then, one day, with some surprise...
The truth appeared before our eyes!

"Hang on a minute..." someone cried,
"There's something we have missed!" they sighed.
No queen at all, as we'd supposed...
A handsome little prince disclosed!

So out went names from days gone by,
And fresh ideas began to fly.

Was Lorenzo rich with charm?
Or Leo, full of quiet calm?
Could Theodore be wise and true?
Or Romeo, with eyes of blue?

Then Caesar marched in, bold and proud...
Until the laughter grew quite loud.

"We simply can't!" the chorus cried.
"Our guests would never let it slide!
They'd ask each day, with cheeky grin,
'Does Caesar come with salad in?'"

So every name was given thought,
Each one with love and kindness brought.
But one felt right from start to end,
The perfect name for our new friend.

Strong and noble, calm and true,
A name that somehow simply grew.
The choice was clear for all to see...

Welcome to the herd, Cairo!

May fields be green beneath your feet,
May every guest you meet you'll greet.
From little mix-up to happy fate,
We think your name was worth the wait.

🦙 Welcome, Cairo.

16/06/2026

🧀 Le fromage est en route!

After a prolonged stay in Paris, an extended conversation with customs, an EORI number, several emails and more than a few anxious moments, our Tomme de l'Appenzell aux 8 Fleurs Sauvages has finally been released into the wild.

Produced in the Appenzell region of Switzerland and coated in a beautiful blend of eight wild flowers, this extraordinary Alpine cheese is renowned for its rich, creamy texture and wonderfully complex flavour.

There were moments over the past week when I genuinely thought I might have to drive to Paris and rescue it myself.

Thankfully, customs have relented.

The cheese is now in the UK and making its way towards Glamping with Llamas.

Now we wait...

🇨🇭 ➡️ 🇫🇷 ➡️ 🇬🇧 ➡️ 🦙



Wisbech Tweet Fascinating food Alison Crouch

21/05/2026

Six days old and finding her feet,
Little Neferati, (Nef-er-tari), soft and sweet.
With strengthening legs and a curious gaze,
She’s growing more confident day by day.

Each little step grows stronger with pride,
With beautiful Jasmine close by her side.
Her fleece is soft as the evening sky,
With gentle dark eyes and ears held high.

Well… almost both ears, it has to be said,
One still prefers to flop over instead!
But she’s thriving, growing, and full of charm,
Safe in her mumma’s watchful calm.

Tiny today, but not for long,
Already she’s graceful, steady, and strong.
And here at Faster Lente, we already can see,
What a lovely llama she’s going to be ###

19/05/2026

We absolutely love receiving comments like this from our guests ❤️

Thank you so much, Simona and Louise, for your incredibly kind words. Knowing that guests who have travelled the world describe their stay with us as their “best night away” genuinely means the world to us.

From peaceful glamping evenings and close-up llama moments to the quiet beauty of the Fens, we are so pleased you enjoyed the experience so much.

We hope to welcome you back to Glamping with Llamas again very soon 🦙

11/05/2026

New gentle bedtime story: The Best of Friends — a cosy tale of Luna, Leo & Lia wandering meadows, forests and starlit hills. Perfect for winding down with little ones. Read now: https://wix.to/VMoG0F2

www.glampingwithllamas.uk/blog

10/05/2026

There is something surprisingly calming about spending time around llamas 🦙

No rush. No noise. No pressure to constantly be doing something. Just open countryside 🌿, fresh air 🍃, gentle animals, and a chance to properly slow down for a while ☕

I’ve just written a new blog exploring why llama interactions in the UK countryside can feel so relaxing, and why more people are choosing quieter countryside escapes over busy getaways, especially at a time when overseas travel is becoming increasingly stressful and expensive, with rising fuel costs and ongoing disruption affecting flights and holidays ✈️

From peaceful Fenland views 🌾 to the nearby North Norfolk coast 🌊, sometimes the best breaks are the simplest ones 🏕️

Read the full blog here.

Spending time in nature has long been linked with relaxation and wellbeing, but in recent years, many people across the UK have discovered something a little more unusual helping them slow down — llamas.At places like Glamping with Llamas in West Walton, just outside of Wisbech, guests often arriv...

08/05/2026

I rang my mentor, Tristan, of Norfolk Bees after hearing and seeing thousands of honeybees outside among the huge willow tree branches and flying in and out of our colony areas. 🐝🌿

Thinking we were about to lose a swarm, I called for advice. Tristan arrived very shortly afterwards with his kit to take a look.🐝

He mentioned, completely stunned, that in his seven years of keeping bees, he had never seen so many bees in one colony that had not already swarmed. 😮

Even more surprisingly, he couldn’t find any swarm cells, and the queen is still actively laying eggs, meaning the colony is continuing to grow. 👑🥚

To help manage the colony, we split part of it into another nearby hive and will likely be splitting again over the next couple of days into additional hives close by. 🍯🏡

Take a look at the photos and video below — the sheer number of bees is incredible. 🐝🐝🐝

More honey for our glampers, neighbours and friends then :)

06/05/2026

This really is a fascinating article from The Andean Post. If you scroll to the section on llama behaviour, you’ll see we’re privileged to have two links to our blogs from Glamping with Llamas in Norfolk/Cambs.



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