Yoga active break
Clear your mind with a two-day break led by Oceanlight Yoga instructor Julia Poole. Tailored for the beginner and intermediate yogi, delve into the essence of yoga, its multiple benefits for health and wellbeing, plus how to adapt and utilise yoga to suit your body and lifestyle.
- Two-night stay
- Aimed at beginners and intermediates
- £195pp excluding accommodation
We don't have any dates scheduled for this break.
Walking and evening reflections – as well as workshops –deepen your understanding of your yoga practice.
— Julia Poole
- Yoga break dates
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2023 dates coming soon. Email life@watergatebay.co.uk to express your interest
- Sample itinerary
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Download a sample programme
- Book your break
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We’ll help you with your choice of room, where to have dinner and any other arrangements during your stay.
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