








If you're looking for an authentic rural experience, this shepherd activity for a day in the Basque Country is perfect for you. In the heart of Abadiño, Vizcaya, you will get to know the day-to-day life of the Basque farmhouse, surrounded by nature and centuries-old traditions. Ideal for families, couples, groups of friends or individual getaways, this proposal combines culture, gastronomy and connection with animals.
Learn how to make cheese and taste local products
During your Journey as a Pastor for a Day, you will participate in a workshop on the production of fresh cheese and curd with the Idiazabal Designation of Origin. In addition, you will prepare the traditional Basque talos to taste them with chocolate. A delicious way to get to know the local food culture from the inside.
Connect with animals and the rural environment
You'll be in direct contact with Latxa sheep, a breed native to the Basque Country, which you can feed, pet and bottle-feed the lambs. You will also meet other animals of the farmhouse in a natural environment of great beauty. This part of the shepherd experience for a day in the Basque Country is especially magical for children and nature lovers.
Enjoy a picnic in a unique setting
After finishing the main activity, you can stay for lunch in picnic mode in our facilities, surrounded by mountains and tranquility. A round plan to complete your day as a shepherd for a day with a good taste in your mouth and in good company.
Is the activity suitable for families with children?
Absolutely! Being a shepherd for a day is an experience designed for the enjoyment of all ages, especially for the little ones who will be able to interact with the animals.
Where exactly does the experience take place?
The activity of shepherd for a day in the Basque Country takes place in the Alluitz Natura farmhouse, in Abadiño, in a privileged natural enclave of the Basque Country.
Can I bring food to stay and eat later?
Yes, you can bring your food and enjoy it in our facilities after the experience, completing your day as a shepherd for a day with a picnic in the countryside.