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Yoga With Lemurs Florida | Chase Sanctuary
Open-Air Lemur Encounter Florida

Yoga With Lemurs
Florida

Chase Sanctuary's Sunrise & Lemur Yoga experience puts you in the open-air enclosure with the lemur troop at first light, for a calm, unhurried morning unlike anything else in Florida.

First Light With the Lemur Troop

Chase Sanctuary's Sunrise & Lemur Yoga experience puts you in the open-air enclosure with the lemur troop at first light, for a calm, unhurried morning unlike anything else in Florida. Chase Sanctuary is in Webster, FL -- within an hour of Tampa, Orlando, Ocala, Kissimmee, and most of Central Florida.

The experience is a guided sunrise walk rather than a structured yoga class. Guests move through the enclosure at a mindful pace, meeting lemurs alongside giant tortoises, tiny muntjac deer, wallabies, and other open-air residents. Your guide shares details about the animals' personalities, care, and conservation stories while leaving room for questions and quiet observation.

Being inside the enclosure at first light offers a different rhythm from a conventional wildlife visit. The setting is peaceful, the group remains guided, and the animals are free to choose how they participate. After Sunrise, visitors can book another animal experience, continue exploring Central Florida, or plan an overnight at Chase Sanctuary.

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"A calm, unhurried morning with the lemur troop at first light."
Location Details

Address: 6127 SE 122nd Blvd, Webster, FL 33597

Meet the Sanctuary at Your Pace

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Sunrise & Lemur Yoga at the Sanctuary | Saturdays at 9AM

Walk with a guide through the open-air lemur enclosure at first light, meeting a troop of lemurs, giant tortoises, tiny muntjac deer, wallabies, and other open-air residents.

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Keeper for a Day | 9AM-1PM, by appointment

Step into the role of an animal keeper for a half day -- assist with feeding, enrichment, and daily care alongside experienced staff. The most hands-on, immersive experience Chase Sanctuary offers.

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Make It Even More Memorable

Sloth / Anteater Add-On

Up-close time with gentle sloths or anteaters -- always on the animal's own terms.

Fennec Fox Add-On

Meet the sanctuary's big-eared, endlessly charming fennec fox. Tiny, curious, and unforgettable.

Rescue, Rehabilitation & Conservation

Chase Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife sanctuary in Webster, FL dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation of endangered primates and exotic animals. The sanctuary operates on WAZA welfare standards. Animal interactions are never forced. Every dollar from your booking goes directly to animal care and conservation. No animals from Chase Sanctuary have ever been sold as pets.

Visiting the sanctuary supports daily animal care while giving guests a closer understanding of conservation and responsible exotic-animal stewardship. The team prioritizes each resident's choices throughout every encounter, so participation is guided by animal comfort rather than performance. That approach helps create a meaningful visit for guests while maintaining the welfare standards at the heart of the sanctuary's mission.

Plan Your Morning

Q1: Where can I do yoga with lemurs in Florida?

A: Chase Sanctuary in Webster, FL offers Sunrise & Lemur Yoga at the Sanctuary, a guided open-air walk through the lemur enclosure at first light.

Q2: Where can I find current booking details for the Sunrise experience?

A: Current booking details and availability are provided on the Sunrise at the Sanctuary booking page.

Q3: Is it a real yoga class?

A: It's a guided sunrise walk through the open-air enclosure with the lemur troop and other residents, not a structured yoga class -- the slow, mindful pace is where the 'yoga' feel comes from.

Q4: When is Sunrise at the Sanctuary available?

A: Saturdays at 9AM.

Q5: Is Chase Sanctuary a legitimate nonprofit?

A: Yes -- Chase Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operating on WAZA welfare standards, and all proceeds fund animal care and conservation.