Mamoes Alpaca Farm is a wonderfully unique experience allowing you to live with alpacas in a securely fenced and pleasant farm setting. Nicola, the host is very friendly and informative about the alpacas which are quite tame. We had a great time feeding mulberry leaves to the alpacas. They could get pretty enthusiastic about getting to those leaves so children should be supervised.
The rustic cottage, while not large (entry with small table, one bedroom with Queen bed, one living room with kitchen area, sofa bed, single bed, chairs, and tv, and a huge bathroom with laundry trough) was very clean and comfortable. WiFi worked well and there was Netflix on the tv.
The kitchen area was well stocked with everything you need to cook and eat meals including a microwave, plus a large refridgerator. Some people sleeping in the main room might need earplugs at night due to the refridgerator motor turning on and off, but it didn't bother us.
Nicola had provided us with bacon and farm-fresh eggs for breakfast which we enjoyed very much. We cooked dinner on the Jumbuck BBQ outside and just relaxed in the patio chairs, watching the chickens and the peahens with their little chicks. The alpacas wandered freely about, occasionally coming over to see if we had any leaves.
The farm is close to Guilderton where we had a swim in the Moore River Inlet and Lancelin where we visited the Bakery and the OffShore Cafe. You can go further North to visit the Pinnacles at Nambung National Park and have lunch at the Lobster Shack in Cervantes.
We asked Nicola if she had some alpaca souvenirs and we bought some alpaca coffee mugs, tea towels and cushion covers as mementos of our our lovely stay at Mamoes!