easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; no prior experience needed
Get hands-on with farm life in Hermeillon in this intimate and authentic goat farming experience. Perfect for curious minds and nature lovers alike, this tour offers a unique look at sustainable farming practices.
Starting at €144 | 4 Hours | Parties of 2 to 5 | Saint M’Hervé
Experience the charm of farm life in Hermeillon with a unique 4-hour adventure! Enjoy a delicious breakfast featuring local products, engage in goat milking, and care for rare breed animals. With a maximum of five participants, you'll have plenty of personal interaction with Timothée, the passionate head farmer.
**Adult & Children ** €134
Minimum party of 2 required to book
4 Hours
Hermeillon (Saint-M'Hervé)
Interested in breeding, keen to know where and how the products are made or simply curious, we will welcome you with pleasure to help you discover the different activities of our profession.
In our farm people would be able to have a breakfast with farm products and local products and then participate in the goat milking, taking the goats to the fields, taking care of kids, of the local rare breed pigs (Porc blanc de l’Ouest), of our two rare breed cows (Bretonne Pie Noir) and learn all about cheese making.
The tour is designed for a maximum of 5 and allows a lot of interactions with Timothée, the head farmer and the animals. It lasts 4h.
After booking we will send all the details of the reservation, as well as the location and the contact of the farmer.
If you wish to propose another day or time for the experience, send me us a message and we will do our best to reschedule, or we can include one more experience for all day.
Wear comfortable, washable clothing and closed-toe shoes suitable for farm chores.
Take notes during the tour to remember insights about sustainable farming and animal care.
Arrive a few minutes before the start time for a smooth check-in.
Be ready to engage directly with animals and farm chores during the experience.
The farm has been family-run for over 50 years, specializing in rare goat breeds and sustainable practices.
The farm prioritizes organic feed, minimal chemical use, and habitat preservation to support local biodiversity.
Clothing that can get dirty during goat milking and farm chores.
Closed-toe shoes ideal for farm work and comfort.
Useful for jotting down insights or fun facts learned during the tour.
Hat, sunglasses, or sunscreen, especially during sunny days.
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