The face behind the mascotLillia
GoatMatriarch & head of carrot inspections. The face of our mascot. Loves licking hands.
📍 Aldeia da Pinheira, Sintra (outside Lisbon)
Book your cuddle session. Pay in carrots.
A tiny, homemade petting zoo with 5 goats, 2 dogs and 3 cats of questionable temperament.
No money at the gate — just bring snacks.
Takes ~60 seconds. Daylight hours only — the goats need their beauty sleep.
Meet the residents
🐐 5 goats
Five very opinionated goats who will absolutely try to eat your sleeves.
Cost: 1 bag of carrots
🐕 2 dogs
Two very sweet and energetic pups that love meeting new friends.
Cost: Any “nugget” type treat
🐈 3 cats
Book at your own risk… results vary depending on their mood.
Cost: Yogurt or pastéis de nata
The face behind the mascot
Faker
GoatAlpha male. Needs to be separated from Caps when eating. Loves neck scratches.
Caps
GoatPoor thing lives in the shadow of his older brother. Still a sweetheart nonetheless.
Rell
GoatThe loudest of the bunch. Will scream at you until you feed her. Even after sometimes.
Shyvana
GoatRell's twin & tiniest of the bunch. Thinks she's a lap dog. Wrestles her sister for fun.
Naafiri
Dog20kg of pure love. Thinks she's a tiny cat. Gives full-body hugs at your own risk. A bit derpy.
Ahri
DogTiny but feisty. When she's not asleep, you can usually find her chasing Naafiri around.
Teemo
CatHe's a wild card. Will eat all your food — but don't you dare pet him.
Yuumi
CatA bit shy, but you may get on her good side if you let her drink from the tap.
Tristana
CatScared of her own shadow, but if you're patient enough, she has a heart of gold.
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Word from the snack bringers
Real-ish reviews from very real visitors. The goats vet each one.
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“Lillia inspected every single carrot in our bag before accepting payment. Very thorough, very professional. My kids haven't stopped talking about her since.”
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“Booked from their bio link while waiting for my coffee — three taps, no message ping-pong. Naafiri hugged my husband and he briefly saw his life flash before his eyes. 10/10.”
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“The ticket told us exactly which snacks to bring, so nobody panicked at the gate. We came for the goats and stayed for the cats — from a respectful, injury-free distance.”
Good to know
Where do I park?+
The last stretch is a dirt road — park along the fence by the gate. Drive slowly; goats have no road sense.
What shoes should we wear?+
Closed shoes you don't mind getting muddy. Boots or old sneakers are perfect — skip the white trainers.
Can we bring a stroller?+
Yes, but the paths are grass and gravel. Chunky-wheeled strollers do fine; a baby carrier is even easier.
What if it rains?+
The goats hate rain and hide. If rain is forecast we'll message you a 1-tap reschedule link, and your deposit carries over.