If you spend enough time around llamas, you quickly realise one very important thing: There is always one girl in charge. She may not be the biggest. She may not be the noisiest. She may not even move very much. But everybody knows. Including the humans. Within female llama herds, there is often a dominant female who quietly oversees the social order of the group. Here at Faster Lente Llamas, we affectionately call her the “Head Girl” - and trust us, the title is v

At Glamping with Llamas, most visitors quickly notice how peaceful the herd appears. The girls wander quietly together, the youngsters lounge in the sun, and there is often an atmosphere of calm curiosity around the paddocks. But behind that calm exterior sits a surprisingly complex social structure, particularly amongst the boys.