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Find a wind-swept terrace and a focused 90-minute session of kundalini-style yoga and breathwork on Ibiza. This outdoor class pairs pranayama, gentle asanas and shamanic-inspired practices—mats and props provided—for travelers seeking a place-based reset.
Find a wind-swept terrace and a focused 90-minute session of kundalini-style yoga and breathwork on Ibiza. This outdoor class pairs pranayama, gentle asanas and shamanic-inspired practices—mats and props provided—for travelers seeking a place-based reset.
On a low stone terrace where pine scents mix with salt air, a small group moves through slow asanas while the Mediterranean presses blue to the horizon. Wind teases the edges of a blanket; a teacher guides breath and mantra as Tibetan bells mark transitions. The place favors clarity over ceremony—fresh air, open sky and a steady focus on breath.
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Operated by Curioseety SRLS · Ibiza (Eivissa), Balearic Islands
On a low stone terrace where pine scents mix with salt air, a small group moves through slow asanas while the Mediterranean presses blue to the horizon. Wind teases the edges of a blanket; a teacher guides breath and mantra as Tibetan bells mark transitions. The place favors clarity over ceremony—fresh air, open sky and a steady focus on breath.
Ibiza’s coastline is carved from Miocene limestone and older marine deposits; human presence here stretches back to Phoenician and Carthaginian traders and later medieval fortresses like Dalt Vila that still shape the island’s cultural rhythm. This class leans into local ritual elements—palo santo, chanting, and shamanic-inspired kundalini techniques—framed for contemporary practitioners looking to reset rather than to perform.
Practical guidance sits beside the sensory: the session runs 90 minutes and is suitable for all fitness levels, with mats, blocks and blankets supplied. Instructors emphasize pranayama, gentle asanas, mantra and guided meditation; expect breathwork that alternates calming and enlivening sequences. The group size is limited (up to 15), so spaces fill—book early and plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before start to settle.
Bring a filled water bottle, sun protection and a light layer for coastal breezes. For morning classes aim for golden light and cooler temperatures; late-afternoon offerings can carry wind and the island’s dramatic sunset pull. The experience is experiential rather than athletic—ideal for travelers who want a grounded, place-based yoga practice with island views.
Yes—mats, blocks and blankets are listed as included; bringing your own mat is optional for hygiene or comfort.
No—sessions are suitable for all fitness levels and the instructor adapts postures and breathwork to participants.
Shared classes are limited to about 15 participants; bookings are instant and require one ticket per booking with free cancellation up to 24 hours prior.
Instructors commonly use English; Spanish may also be used—confirm language or special requirements when booking.
Curioseety SRLS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
On a low stone terrace where pine scents mix with salt air, a small group moves through slow asanas while the Mediterranean presses blue to the horizon. Wind teases the edges of a blanket; a teacher guides breath and mantra as Tibetan bells mark transitions. The place favors clarity over ceremony—fresh air, open sky and a steady focus on breath.
On a low stone terrace where pine scents mix with salt air, a small group moves through slow asanas while the Mediterranean presses blue to the horizon. Wind teases the edges of a blanket; a teacher guides breath and mantra as Tibetan bells mark transitions. The place favors clarity over ceremony—fresh air, open sky and a steady focus on breath.
Ibiza’s coastline is carved from Miocene limestone and older marine deposits; human presence here stretches back to Phoenician and Carthaginian traders and later medieval fortresses like Dalt Vila that still shape the island’s cultural rhythm. This class leans into local ritual elements—palo santo, chanting, and shamanic-inspired kundalini techniques—framed for contemporary practitioners looking to reset rather than to perform.
Practical guidance sits beside the sensory: the session runs 90 minutes and is suitable for all fitness levels, with mats, blocks and blankets supplied. Instructors emphasize pranayama, gentle asanas, mantra and guided meditation; expect breathwork that alternates calming and enlivening sequences. The group size is limited (up to 15), so spaces fill—book early and plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before start to settle.
Bring a filled water bottle, sun protection and a light layer for coastal breezes. For morning classes aim for golden light and cooler temperatures; late-afternoon offerings can carry wind and the island’s dramatic sunset pull. The experience is experiential rather than athletic—ideal for travelers who want a grounded, place-based yoga practice with island views.