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Combine beginner-friendly SUP instruction, floating yoga and a short coastal hike in Pichilemu. This two‑hour session guides you through paddling, balance drills and a meditative SUP yoga sequence along Chile’s iconic surf coast.
Combine beginner-friendly SUP instruction, floating yoga and a short coastal hike in Pichilemu. This two‑hour session guides you through paddling, balance drills and a meditative SUP yoga sequence along Chile’s iconic surf coast.
The Pacific lifts and drops like a living metronome as you push off from the rocky point outside Pichilemu. Salt and sea spray cut the air while a small group slides onto boards, learning strokes and balance before drifting into a protected coastal corridor where cliffs shape the horizon.
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Operated by supyogatrip · Pichilemu, O'Higgins Region
The Pacific lifts and drops like a living metronome as you push off from the rocky point outside Pichilemu. Salt and sea spray cut the air while a small group slides onto boards, learning strokes and balance before drifting into a protected coastal corridor where cliffs shape the horizon.
Pichilemu began as a modest fishing village and, over the 20th century, grew into Chile’s surf capital; the coastline here is a study in wave-cut cliffs, sandy inlets and the exposed granitic bedrock that gives Punta de Lobos its dramatic faces. Local culture mixes surf camps, artisanal fisheries and a growing wellness scene—SUP yoga fits neatly between board wax and meditation bells.
The experience blends a short coastal hike and on-land warm-up with SUP instruction, a guided paddle through calmer waters, then a floating yoga/meditation and sound-therapy session on the boards. Expect sheltered coves, seabirds riding gusts, and occasional sea lions offshore; guides often document the outing with photos so you can focus on technique and breathing.
Practical notes: the session runs about two hours, uses provided gear (board, leash, waterproof phone bag), and suits beginners. Wind and swell determine exact launch points—mornings often offer flatter water. Wear quick-dry layers, protect exposed skin from sun and spray, and plan arrival 20–30 minutes early for orientation. If you fall, treat it as part of the learning curve; guided recovery drills are standard. This is an accessible, low-impact coastal adventure that pairs light hiking with a unique, waterborne yoga practice.
No—sessions include basic paddling and balance instruction and are designed for beginners.
They supply the board, leash, paddle, waterproof phone bag and photographic record; participants should bring sun protection and suitable clothing.
Yes—organizers may cancel for strong winds or unsafe swell; cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund per policy.
Activities accept small private groups (up to about 10); age and safety requirements vary—confirm minimum age and booking details with the operator.
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The Pacific lifts and drops like a living metronome as you push off from the rocky point outside Pichilemu. Salt and sea spray cut the air while a small group slides onto boards, learning strokes and balance before drifting into a protected coastal corridor where cliffs shape the horizon.
The Pacific lifts and drops like a living metronome as you push off from the rocky point outside Pichilemu. Salt and sea spray cut the air while a small group slides onto boards, learning strokes and balance before drifting into a protected coastal corridor where cliffs shape the horizon.
Pichilemu began as a modest fishing village and, over the 20th century, grew into Chile’s surf capital; the coastline here is a study in wave-cut cliffs, sandy inlets and the exposed granitic bedrock that gives Punta de Lobos its dramatic faces. Local culture mixes surf camps, artisanal fisheries and a growing wellness scene—SUP yoga fits neatly between board wax and meditation bells.
The experience blends a short coastal hike and on-land warm-up with SUP instruction, a guided paddle through calmer waters, then a floating yoga/meditation and sound-therapy session on the boards. Expect sheltered coves, seabirds riding gusts, and occasional sea lions offshore; guides often document the outing with photos so you can focus on technique and breathing.
Practical notes: the session runs about two hours, uses provided gear (board, leash, waterproof phone bag), and suits beginners. Wind and swell determine exact launch points—mornings often offer flatter water. Wear quick-dry layers, protect exposed skin from sun and spray, and plan arrival 20–30 minutes early for orientation. If you fall, treat it as part of the learning curve; guided recovery drills are standard. This is an accessible, low-impact coastal adventure that pairs light hiking with a unique, waterborne yoga practice.