Discover the Playful World of The Capybara Café

Discover the charm and curiosity of The Capybara Café! Witness our capybaras and their diverse animal friends up close. Visit us in St. Augustine, Florida, for a truly unique encounter and create memories that last a lifetime. Book your experience today and meet these wonderful creatures in person!

Who we are

Experience Wildlife, Support Conservation

Step into The Capybara Café in St. Augustine, Florida, and enjoy unique wildlife encounters that directly support Noah's Ark Sanctuary. Our café not only provides a joyful and educational experience with our diverse animal friends but also contributes to broader conservation efforts. Each visit helps us further our mission to care for and protect animals.

Our Mission

Our mission at Capybara Café is to inspire, educate, and foster a greater sense of stewardship for all living creatures.

Our Vision

We envision a world where every individual feels a deep connection to nature and takes an active role in wildlife conservation.

Testimonial

Your Reviews & Reflections

The facility was clean and has a small gift shop and snack counter. There were gerbils and guinea pigs in the waiting area. Their custom-built cages were spacious and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. I was in a group with 5 other people, and we went into a small room where the baby capybaras lounged on their custom capy couch. Mocha and Latte were SO adorable!! It was a dream come true to feed and pet capybaras. Shoutout to our guide Khafra, he was very knowledgeable about the capys and led our group through a 30-minute encounter.

Such a fantastic time!! Our oldest loves her some capybaras & this was a surprise for her. Mocha & Latte were so sweet to hang with. The staff was great & very knowledgeable about the capys. We would absolutely come back for more fun!

I had an absolutely wonderful experience with everyone at Capybara Cafe. From the minute you walk in the door the entire staff is welcoming and kind. I got to meet two of the capybaras, Flower the skunk, two ferrets, and a three banded armadillo. My favorite part about the cafe is that there is no forced interaction. The animals choose whether or not to come to “work” every day, so there isn’t a petting zoo vibe at all. It’s easy to see how well taken care of the animals are and the operation supports the efforts of Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary so it’s a mix of animal conservation and education.