Big Island yoga studios are the perfect way to take a breath and relax amidst your busy sightseeing schedule.
There are plenty of Big Island yoga studios to choose from, and these 5 locations are some of the best that the island has to offer:
1. Yoga Centered
AtYoga Centered, their motto is “The Spirit of Aloha inspires everything we do.”
Built in 2002, this location became the first yoga studio on the east side of Hawaii.
Instructors teach a variety of different yoga styles, including:
- Alignment-based Vinyasa flow
- Restorative & Therapeutic yoga
- Yin yoga
- Buddhi Yoga
- Prenatal & Children’s yoga
In addition to their diverse schedule of classes, they also offer a 200-hour yoga teacher training program, as well as a popular boutique that features eco-friendly and locally made yoga attire and gear.
2. Big IslandYogaCenter
Recently voted the “Best Yoga Studio on Hawaii,” the Big Island Yoga Center is a serene location that is as beautiful as it is beneficial.
Providing a variety of classes revolving around traditional alignment-based Vinyasa yoga, there are programs geared towards individuals of all experience levels.
Students will also have the chance to use a wide range of props and tools to enhance their yoga experience.
Located in the upper floor of a historic Hawaiian plantation home, you will be taking a class in an exquisite setting that features airy high-beamed ceilings, hardwood floors and a gorgeous view from windows that surround the room.
3. Yoga Hale
The only yoga studio on the Big Island that is run exclusively on donations,Yoga Hale is a truly unique relaxation experience.
With portions of their proceeds going directly to various non-violence advocacy groups, your donation is doing more than just keeping the facility going.
In addition to their gorgeous yoga space, Yoga Hale offers three treatments rooms that are the perfect spot for individual services, such as:
- Massage
- Reiki
- Aromatherapy
- Cranial Sacral Therapy
- Acupuncture
- And more
4. KalaniRetreatCenter
Set within the grounds of a pristine 120-acre campus, the Kalani Retreat Center provides exemplary yoga classes in an unforgettable location.
Located in Big Island’s artistic Puna District, this tropical oasis offers visitors an escape from typical Hawaiian landmarks.
Glass-walled yoga studios immerse students in tropical surroundings, with a natural soundtrack that includes ocean water, chirping birds, and Big Island rainstorms.
Kalani has a variety of classes that appeal to the wants and needs of their different students. They also have temperature-based lessons that are labeled either cool, warm, or hot.
5. Hawaiian Healing Yoga
rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hawaiian Healing Yoga prides themselves on offering yoga practitioners some unique class types during their visit to the Big Island.
While they specialize in Thai yoga bodywork - a combination of acupressure, energy work and yoga-esque stretches - their schedule offers a variety of other sessions, including traditional Vinyasa yoga.
If you and your partner are interested in a truly romantic experience, you won’t regret trying one of their one-day retreats or weekend getaways.
And if you love the work they do, don’t forget to purchase their Feel the Mana DVD.
Whichever Big Island yoga studio you choose, you won’t regret spending a little time immersing yourself in one of the world’s most relaxing activities...made even more relaxing in this gorgeous setting.
For more information on practicing yoga on the Big Island, plus other travel tips and other vacation activities, visit HawaiiDiscount.com.
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