A SUP yoga experience designed to connect you with nature, movement, and the peaceful energy of the lagoon.

What to expect

You’ll be picked up at the meeting point and transferred to a private lagoon about 20 minutes from Tulum.

On the way, there will be time to introduce ourselves, and you’ll also hear more about the place we’re visiting.

Once we arrive, we’ll begin with a 75-minute SUP yoga class, or stand up paddle yoga, created with the intention of connecting and sending healing energy to nature.

After class, we’ll take a short break with fresh juice and fruit, then continue with a paddle board session and have time to explore the lagoon on the boards.

At the end of the experience, you’ll be driven back to the meeting point.

Where we go

This private lagoon is part of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve lagoon system.

Sian Ka’an means “where the sky is born” in the Mayan language.

The Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve is the largest protected area in the Mexican Caribbean, covering around 650,000 hectares (6,200 km2) over 120 km from north to south, both on land and at sea, between the municipalities of Tulum and Felipe Carrillo Puerto. It is one of the most important wildlife areas on the Yucatán Peninsula.

It includes lagoons, beaches, dunes, cenotes, coral reefs, and tropical jungle, and is home to 2,638 animal species, including 115 mammals, 72 reptiles and amphibians, and 393 birds.

In 1987, UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site for its uniqueness and megadiversity.

What else you should know

No experience is needed, and first-time yogis and paddlers are welcome.

Before and after the reserve visit, we’ll stay in touch to answer any questions you may have.

The meeting point and time may change for private group requests.

Ask about tailored experiences.

It is important that you know how to swim.

This is a nature immersion, so only biodegradable products are allowed.

This experience is created in collaboration with friends from SUP Yoga Tulum, and I have been teaching with them for the past five years.

What’s included

Land transportation to and from the meeting point in a comfortable vehicle
Yoga mat if you do not have your own
Yoga class
Snorkel equipment
Underwater flashlight
Purified water and hibiscus water
Healthy snacks, including seasonal tropical fruit
Entrance to the cenote

What to bring

Towel
Only biodegradable sunscreen and mosquito repellent; if you don’t have them, they will be provided
Swimsuit
Flip-flops or athletic shoes
A change of clothes to stay dry afterward
Hat
Sunglasses

Optional: long-sleeve shirt or rash guard, yoga clothing, and a long-sleeve swim top.

Meeting point and time

We’ll meet at Matcha Mama Pueblo, located on Avenida Andromeda between Centauro and Orion Sur, in downtown Tulum, at 8:00 A.M.

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Information and pricing

Price: $130 USD per person

Prices do not include taxes (18%) or a PayPal or Stripe fee of 6%.

Duration: Approximately 4 hours

More details: Groups are limited to 6 people maximum. If you would like a private experience for a larger group, you can request it and we can arrange a special date and price for you.

Payment options:

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