Lanzarote Retreat

23rd to 29 th FEBRUARY 2020
Spend your winter holiday surfing in one of the biggest and most beautiful sandy beaches of the Canary Islands. Learn and deepen your Acroyoga skills from basic poses and transitions, to pops, whips, fun and crazy washing machines or standing Acro. Every day we will give a yoga session or morning therapeutic exercise, we will walk on the volcanoes and you will discover hidden areas of Lanzarote and taste the delicious local food prepared especially by the people of the Canary Islands.

Activities

We will spend a week in Lanzarote doing Surf, Acroyoga, Yoga and Hiking, exploring the island and the local people who will bring you a unique and incredible view of this small island full of secret places. It will be an authentic and enriching experience that will allow you to connect with yourself and with other friends motivated by living a full life in intimate contact with nature, surrounded by beautiful people. It is a unique opportunity for personal development in which you can work different aspects of your personality through challenging activities full of beauty.

Surf

Yoga

Trekking

Lanzarote

Lanzarote is a small island of the Canary Islands located in the Atlantic Ocean, near the coast of Morocco, although it is part of the Spanish territory. It is a place with a very special energy that attracts people from all over the world. It has a warm and temperate climate throughout the year, which makes it ideal as a place to spend holidays and practice sports such as surfing, kite surfing, windsurfing, cycling, swimming, hiking, diving and yoga.
“Its strange volcanic lands of thousand colors greet you, the calm and silence of the whole island invite you to disconnect to recharge your energy in long days full of light. Its peculiar landscapes form an internationally recognized ecosystem of great value. An ideal environment to relax and get lost in its volcanoes, caves or virgin beaches. Then stop for a moment and breathe the peace of the island. You will feel as far away as travelling to the moon “