Alpaca My Motorhome launches distinctive vacation expertise

Alpaca My Motorhome is run from Hilly Ridge Alpaca Farm in Wattisham. (Picture: Alpaca My Motorhome)

Joanne Bridge, 56, affectionately recognized to her household as ‘Nanny Paca’, has launched Alpaca My Motorhome to supply “something a little bit different”.

She has two six-berth motorhomes obtainable to guide out, every named after a distinct alpaca – Gary and Hurricane.

Two six-berth motorhomes can be found to guide, every named after a distinct alpaca. (Picture: Alpaca My Motorhome)

“Gary is one of our naughtiest alpacas,” mentioned Ms Bridge.

“He’s like a mischievous child, so there’s no doubt that’s the one that’s more likely to give me some trouble.”

Each of the motorhomes embrace an alpaca cuddly toy and a journal, which Ms Bridge hopes will come to doc their adventures.

“We’re mingling both the alpaca farm and my knowledge of motorhomes,” she mentioned.

Jo Bridge runs Hilly Ridge Alpacas in Wattisham. (Picture: Alpaca My Motorhome)

“It’s more than just a vehicle, it’s about starting your whole holiday experience here.”

As a small enterprise, she guarantees to at all times be on the tip of the cellphone to supply a tailor-made expertise for each vacation.

“We’re booking for spring and summer now and would love to fill the alpaca journals with a variety of exciting adventures.”

Alpaca My Motorhomes has two automobiles, named Gary and Hurricane. (Picture: Alpaca My Motorhome)

Branching out into motorhomes will not be the one method wherein Hilly Ridge Alpacas has diversified their enterprise.

Throughout lockdown, Ms Bridge began ‘Paca Pop-Ins‘, which noticed the alpacas breaking into the boardroom to affix firm briefings as shock Zoom assembly friends.

Throughout lockdown, Ms Bridge held ‘Paca Pop-ins’ for Zoom conferences. (Picture: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)

The particular video calls have been Ms Bridge’s concept to assist the enterprise herald cash whereas the farm was closed to members of the general public.

“Covid was hard and we tried desperately to stay afloat,” she mentioned.

“In the end, we found our purpose by lifting the mood and bringing the alpacas to the people.”

The ‘Paca Pop-ins’ helped the farm to remain afloat throughout lockdown. (Picture: Jo Bridge)

Additionally they visited Ipswich care dwelling Sherrington Home as a particular Christmas deal with in 2019.

Two of their cuddly alpacas, wearing bells and antlers, fortunately ate out of the arms of residents and employees whereas touring the house.

The alpacas visited Sherrington Home Residential Dwelling as a particular Christmas deal with in 2019. (Picture: Neil Didsbury, Newsquest)

Ms Bridge hopes the motorhomes shall be as profitable as her earlier ventures.