Start your day with a one-hour sunrise yoga session on the sandy shore of Sofitel Moorea, facing Tahiti. Small groups, provided props, and reef-protective practices make this a restorative, nature-forward way to greet the island.
Start your day with a one-hour sunrise yoga session on the sandy shore of Sofitel Moorea, facing Tahiti. Small groups, provided props, and reef-protective practices make this a restorative, nature-forward way to greet the island.
You arrive before the sun clears the jagged silhouette of Tahiti, toes sinking into warm sand while overwater bungalows catch the first clean light. The lagoon breathes around you; small wakes and distant boat hums become the class’s metronome. A certified instructor guides slow variations, and the island’s wind and birdsong punctuate each inhale.
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Operated by Mat&More Mo'orea · Maharepa, Moorea
You arrive before the sun clears the jagged silhouette of Tahiti, toes sinking into warm sand while overwater bungalows catch the first clean light. The lagoon breathes around you; small wakes and distant boat hums become the class’s metronome. A certified instructor guides slow variations, and the island’s wind and birdsong punctuate each inhale.
Moorea is a volcanic island formed by shield eruptions and reef growth; its bays and pinnacles were important waypoints for Polynesian navigators and later sites of European contact. The north shore where Sofitel Moorea sits faces Tahiti across a narrow channel, offering a striking volcanic backdrop and reef-protected shallows favored by turtles and seabirds.
This sunrise session is 60 minutes of gentle asana and sensory grounding, held on sand with optional blocks and carpet provided. Expect small groups—max four in shared tours—and a focus on breath, balance, and mobility rather than intense athletic flow. The class suits travelers who want a calm, nature-forward start to island exploration.
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early, bring reef-safe sunscreen and water, and dress in layers for the cool pre-dawn. Mobile ticketing is accepted; cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund. If weather cancels, operators will notify you. After practice, you’ll be perfectly positioned to explore nearby lookouts, beaches, or a café in Maharepa—mindful, hydrated, and ready for the day.
The session runs 60 minutes and focuses on gentle, breath-led movement suitable for most levels.
Instructors provide carpet, blocks, and towels if needed; you may bring your own mat or towel for extra comfort.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; classes may be canceled for bad weather.
Shared sessions are small—up to four participants—so expect an intimate class environment.
Mat&More Mo'orea operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You arrive before the sun clears the jagged silhouette of Tahiti, toes sinking into warm sand while overwater bungalows catch the first clean light. The lagoon breathes around you; small wakes and distant boat hums become the class’s metronome. A certified instructor guides slow variations, and the island’s wind and birdsong punctuate each inhale.
You arrive before the sun clears the jagged silhouette of Tahiti, toes sinking into warm sand while overwater bungalows catch the first clean light. The lagoon breathes around you; small wakes and distant boat hums become the class’s metronome. A certified instructor guides slow variations, and the island’s wind and birdsong punctuate each inhale.
Moorea is a volcanic island formed by shield eruptions and reef growth; its bays and pinnacles were important waypoints for Polynesian navigators and later sites of European contact. The north shore where Sofitel Moorea sits faces Tahiti across a narrow channel, offering a striking volcanic backdrop and reef-protected shallows favored by turtles and seabirds.
This sunrise session is 60 minutes of gentle asana and sensory grounding, held on sand with optional blocks and carpet provided. Expect small groups—max four in shared tours—and a focus on breath, balance, and mobility rather than intense athletic flow. The class suits travelers who want a calm, nature-forward start to island exploration.
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early, bring reef-safe sunscreen and water, and dress in layers for the cool pre-dawn. Mobile ticketing is accepted; cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund. If weather cancels, operators will notify you. After practice, you’ll be perfectly positioned to explore nearby lookouts, beaches, or a café in Maharepa—mindful, hydrated, and ready for the day.