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Les Animaux de Fairytale: Our Review, 2027 Prices and Farm Visit in Agde

par Bastien Rouire - Leptitcurieux.fr 13 December 2023
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Published on December 13, 2023·Updated on Updated November 10, 2026

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INTRODUCTION 🐪

Looking for an educational farm near Agde where you can really get close to the animals? Les Animaux de Fairytale is a small exotic farm run by Amandine, between Agde and Marseillan, in the Hérault. Camel, dromedary, alpacas, pigs, pygmy goats, ponies… here, you walk right into the enclosures to pet them, and you leave with lots of memories.

We visited it at the end of 2021 with Adeline, one afternoon, during a stay in Montpellier. It wasn’t part of a big plan, just a fun outing… and we loved it. In this article, we give you our review, the 2027 price, how the visit goes, the animals you’ll meet and our tips to make the most of it.

In the South of France for a few days? Also read about our visit to the Bambouseraie in the Cévennes, our review of Les Grands Buffets in Narbonne, and for another family outing, our guide to Wave Island.

Article updated in November 2026.

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THE FARM’S STORY: AMANDINE AND HER ANIMALS 💗

It all started with horses. For more than 15 years, Amandine has been breeding Quarter Horses, an American horse breed. Then her love of animals took her further: breeding Shetland ponies and Bengal cats, then, through chance encounters, dogs, miniature goats, sheep, pigs, a llama, alpacas, cows, zebus, a yak, a camel and a dromedary…

Today, her Domaine des Cadières has become a small exotic educational farm that she shows visitors around herself, in small groups. And what strikes you right away is the love she has for her animals. Each one has its own name, personality and story, and she tells them with a passion that’s a joy to see.

A LOVE OF ANIMALS 💗

Traveler petting a golden retriever perched on a log at the Fairytale farmSaint Bernard rolled on its back on the path of the exotic farmGolden retriever putting its paw on a traveler's hand at the Fairytale farmRed dog lying on the ground at the Fairytale educational farmBengal cat standing in its shelter at the exotic educational farmClose-up of a pig's snout in the straw at the Fairytale farm

PRACTICAL INFO: PRICES, HOURS AND BOOKING 📝

Visits are by reservation only, with Amandine as your guide. Here are the essentials:

InfoLes Animaux de Fairytale
📍 AddressDomaine des Cadières, route de Marseillan, 34300 Agde
💶 PriceFrom €25 per person in 2026-2027 (we paid €20 in 2021)
⏱️ DurationAbout 2 hours
🕙 Time slotsTwo visits a day, usually from 10 a.m. to noon and from 3 to 5 p.m.
👶 AgeFrom age 2, perfect for little ones
📲 BookingOn Airbnb Experiences or by phone at +33 6 65 17 53 03
⭐ Reviews4.97/5 from more than 680 Airbnb reviews

Prices have gone up since our visit: we paid €20 per person in 2021. Today, expect €25 per person. For little ones and groups, ask for the price when you book.

+ MORE INFO
  • The farm is about 10 minutes from Agde and Marseillan, 25 minutes from Sète, 25 minutes from Pézenas and 50 minutes from Montpellier.
  • The estate also offers farm camping and vacation cottages, if you'd like to sleep among the animals.
  • Time slots fill up fast in summer and during school vacations: book a few days ahead.

HOW DOES THE FARM VISIT GO? 🌟

We were a small group: one family and us. Amandine welcomed us with her four dogs, who came along for the whole visit 🐕. For two hours, she took us from enclosure to enclosure, telling us the story and personality of each animal.

Here, there’s no glass or fence between you and the animals: you walk right into their enclosures. You can pet them, touch them and take as many photos as you like. On the other hand, you don’t feed them, and that’s a good thing: everything is done with respect for the animals. You can tell they’re happy, and they come over on their own looking for contact and cuddles.

Traveler cuddling a cat in her arms at the educational farmSpotted pig and goats in the enclosure of the Fairytale exotic farmBrown and white llama looking at the camera at the Fairytale farm

WHICH ANIMALS CAN YOU SEE AT THE FARM? 🐐

The farm is a real little animal world tour. During our visit, we met:

  • 🐪 a camel (Mongolia) and a dromedary;
  • 🦙 alpacas and a llama (South America);
  • 🐷 pigs, pygmy goats and sheep;
  • 🐎 Quarter Horses, Shetland ponies and donkeys;
  • 🐄 cows, zebus (India) and a yak;
  • 🐈 Bengal cats, rabbits, hens and geese.

New animals have probably joined the tribe since then, but one thing doesn’t change: they’re all gentle and sociable.

Giant gray rabbit near a bowl at the exotic educational farmCouple in front of a Bactrian camel at the Fairytale exotic farmGeese near a bowl behind a fence at the educational farm

Honestly, we can’t pick a favorite: all the animals were adorable. What struck us most was the atmosphere: Amandine’s love for her animals, and the trust of the animals who come up to you without any fear. That’s what makes this visit truly special 🥰.

Donkey with big ears in the enclosure of the Fairytale exotic farmClose-up of a black and white pygmy goat at the Fairytale farmBrown and white llama standing against the fence of the educational farm
TIPS:
  • Wear regular shoes (sneakers): it isn't muddy, except after heavy rain. Still, avoid white shoes 😅.
  • Arrive on time: the visit is in a small group, with everyone starting together.
  • Charge your phone: you're going to take lots of photos 📸.
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IS IT SUITABLE FOR KIDS? 👶

Yes, and it’s even perfect for little ones. The visit is open from age 2, the pace is relaxed, the animals are gentle, and kids can pet them up close. It’s a lovely way to teach them to respect animals.

But it isn’t just for families: we went as a couple, without kids, and loved it. If you love animals, whatever your age, you’ll have a great time.

OUR REVIEW OF LES ANIMAUX DE FAIRYTALE 💭

We really loved this visit. It was a fun outing with no big expectations, and it’s one of our best memories from that stay in the South. We’d go back without hesitation.

  • 👍 The highlights: the love and respect for the animals, Amandine’s passion, the small groups, being able to walk into the enclosures and pet the animals, and a visit that’s perfect for little ones.
  • 👎 Room for improvement: honestly, not much. The only small extra we’d love: a friendly moment at the end, with something to drink or nibble on, to end the afternoon (or morning) on a high note. But it’s really a detail.

For €25 per person and two hours among the animals, we think it’s worth it, especially if you love animals or have kids. 👉 What about you, have you been? Tell us in the comments!

Traveler hugging a thick-wooled animal at the Fairytale farmYoung camel near a water trough at the exotic educational farmGoats coming up to a traveler in the enclosure of the Fairytale farmTraveler cuddling a golden retriever on a log at the exotic farmBrown horse in the riding arena of the Fairytale exotic educational farmTraveler holding a Bengal cat in her arms at the Fairytale farm

WHAT TO DO AROUND THE FARM? 🗺️

The farm is ideally located to combine the visit with other outings in the Hérault:

  • 🏖️ Cap d’Agde and Marseillan, 10 minutes away, for the beach and the harbor;
  • ⛵ Sète, 25 minutes away, for its canals and Mont Saint-Clair;
  • 🏛️ Pézenas, 25 minutes away, for its old town;
  • 🌆 Montpellier, 50 minutes away: that’s where we stayed, and it’s a good base for exploring the area;
  • 🍽️ Narbonne, 45 minutes away, for Les Grands Buffets;
  • 🎋 and a little farther, the Bambouseraie in the Cévennes.

FAQ: LES ANIMAUX DE FAIRYTALE ❓

The questions we’re asked most often about the farm. Another question? Ask it in the comments 💬.

HOW MUCH DOES LES ANIMAUX DE FAIRYTALE COST?

From €25 per person in 2026-2027 for the guided visit of about 2 hours. In 2021, we paid €20 per person.

HOW DO YOU BOOK THE VISIT?

Visits are by reservation only, on Airbnb Experiences (“Visite d’une ferme pédagogique exotique”) or by phone at +33 6 65 17 53 03.

WHERE IS THE FAIRYTALE FARM?

At the Domaine des Cadières, route de Marseillan, in Agde (34300), in the Hérault, about 10 minutes from Agde and Marseillan.

HOW LONG DOES THE VISIT LAST?

About 2 hours. There are usually two time slots a day: from 10 a.m. to noon and from 3 to 5 p.m.

WHICH ANIMALS CAN YOU SEE?

A camel, a dromedary, alpacas, a llama, pigs, pygmy goats, sheep, horses, ponies, donkeys, cows, zebus, a yak, Bengal cats, rabbits, hens and geese.

CAN YOU FEED THE ANIMALS?

No. You can walk into the enclosures, pet and touch the animals and take photos, but not feed them. Everything is done with respect for the animals.

IS THE FARM SUITABLE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN?

Yes, the visit is open from age 2 and it’s ideal for little ones: relaxed pace, small groups and very gentle animals.

WHAT SHOES SHOULD YOU WEAR?

Regular shoes, like sneakers. The ground isn’t muddy, except after heavy rain.

CAN YOU STAY OVERNIGHT AT THE FARM?

Yes, the estate offers farm camping and vacation cottages, among the animals.

WHAT OTHER EDUCATIONAL FARMS ARE THERE IN THE HÉRAULT?

There are several around Pézenas, Marseillan and Montpellier, but Les Animaux de Fairytale stands out for its exotic animals and its small-group visit with the owner.

IS LES ANIMAUX DE FAIRYTALE WORTH IT?

For us, yes: two hours among happy, sociable animals, with a passionate guide, for €25. It’s a great outing for families or couples.

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