Collective yoga sessions
Our collective sessions create a shared experience where the presence and energy of the group naturally support the practice. Moving together encourages grounding, motivation, and a deeper connection with yourself and others.
Each session combines mindful movement, conscious breathing, and accessible guidance in a calm and welcoming atmosphere.
The practice evolves through thematic cycles of several sessions. While each class remains accessible independently, regular attendance allows for deeper integration and embodied progression over time.
Available in-person or online.
In-person collective sessions
Practice together in an intimate open-air setting on a wooden deck overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
Current thematic focus: May & June 2026
Finding balance: Discovering balance through grounding, core engagement, and conscious movement guided by breath.
Where?
Mirador, Bayahibe (DR).
When?
Tuesdays at 6:30 PM (AST).
Duration
60 min.
Language
English (and some French depending on the audience).
What to bring?
Yoga mat or sarong. Optional props: blanket, blocks, strap.
Yoga mats available to borrow upon request.
Pricing*
*See the definitions of resident and non-resident at the bottom of the page.
Residents
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Trial — Pay what you feel it's worth (suggested: 500 DOP)
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Single session — 500 DOP
Non-residents
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Single session — 15 € / 20 USD (≈ 1,000 DOP)
Who Qualifies for Which Pricing?
Online sessions
Continue practicing from anywhere through live online private sessions inspired by the same mindful experience shared in Bayahibe.
Where?
Online.
When?
On appointment.
Duration
60 min
Language
English (and some French depending on the audience).
What to use?
A yoga mat and a quiet space to practice.
Optional props: blanket, blocks, strap.
Pricing
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Trial — Pay what you feel it's worth (suggested: 15 € / 18 USD)
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Single session — 15 € / 18 USD
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5-class pack — 65 € / 77 USD → Save 10 € / 12 USD!
Valid for 2 months | Trial donation deducted if you choose the pack.
*Resident of DR vs. Non-Resident
Resident
Any person living in the Dominican Republic permanently or for 2 months or more, whether Dominican or foreign.
→ Regular practitioners, returning participants, or those on long-term stays.
Non-resident
Any person staying in the Dominican Republic for less than 2 months (tourists, short-term visitors).
→ Temporary visitors who cannot commit to a multi-month pack.
