Yoga holiday in Ibiza, Spain

Yoga holiday in Ibiza, Spain

How Yoga holiday in Ibiza, Spain makes a difference

Environment

You will be staying in a quaint, typical Ibiza finca (the original farmhouses on the island) which is over 200 years old, so very non - commercial with low consumerism. It has been in the family for many years and they themselves run and maintain it. The house is tucked into the peaceful countryside, surrounded by fruit and olive trees, 5 minutes away from the nearest beach, with many others nearby. The maximum of participants is 7. You will be doing your practice outside under shade, so no need for air/con or fans and you can take full advantage of the pure fresh air whilst you are doing your yoga breathing.

We encourage our guests to use local transport as much as possible. There is a bus stop nearby and you can also get ferries around some parts of the island. In addition you can hire bicycles in Ibiza town. Re-cycling is in place and long life bulbs are used.

We use home grown produce as much as possible, and organic. We recycle all paper, plastic & glass and there is a compost system on the land. On site we have loads of cactus and plants that never have to be watered, in fact the trees & bushes flourish without watering.

Community

There has always been a healing undercurrent in Ibiza, and this community has grown and matured while going unnoticed by the mass tourism tendency dedicated to night life and party packages. Now it is emerging and taking its place among the recognized healing spots around the world. At the same time, Ibiza is also experiencing the global economic crunch. The focus is slowly shifting from a single-season (rather toxic) tourism on which the islands economy has depended for years, to a year-round, sustainable and healthy tourism option, for which the conditions are ideal. In participating in this effort, with your presence and your energy, you are part of this shift, helping us heal the wounds (human and geographical) caused by the thoughtless race for economic gain and giving credence to a new paradigm for Ibiza’s future.

We will be serving food using organic produce, grown locally, as much as possible and health foods brought from local people, as well as fruits and olives grown in the garden. There is a lovely local bakery to supply us with fresh bread etc for breakfast. In the evenings we can recommend many local restaurants.

Wednesday is day off when you can visit the famous Es Canar market, a wonderful array of local artisans and crafts selling their beautiful creations. These people depend on the summer months of tourism to keep them alive during the winter months.

Yoga holiday in Ibiza, Spain

Yoga holiday in Ibiza, Spain