Yoga Retreats

Looking for a relaxing Yoga Retreat? Casa Tortuga offers week long Yoga retreats for your group. The week long retreat includes morning and evening yoga classes with a personal instructor meals designed for healthy living prepared by our chef.

Features Casa Tortuga Yoga Vacation Package:
- Ocean view room with balcony or patio.
- Two Yoga & Health Classes per day
- Daily fresh fruit and veggies smoothie
- Three lunches per stay
- Two a-la-carte dinners per stay
(Shared Bathroom)

Features Casa Tortuga Yoga Premium Vacation Package:
- Ocean view room with private balcony or patio.
- Two Yoga & Health Classes per day
- Healthy breakfast and lunch daily
- Daily a-la-carte dinner at our premium restaurants
- Premium open bar, including juices, cocktails, beers, liquors, fresh smoothies and wine.
(Private Bathroom)

Selection of yoga classes featured during your Yoga Vacation at Casa Tortuga:

Your yoga instructor will offer a health intake in order to custom design the yoga lessons to meet your needs.
- Slow Flow Yoga
- Meditations
- Sunset Yoga
- Power Yoga
- Sun Yoga
- Breathing techniques
- Walking meditation at Tulum Monkey Reserve.

Package Rates:
Casa Tortuga Yoga Vacation $ 1.205 per 2 persons
Casa Tortuga Yoga Premium $ 2.285 per 2 persons

The package rates are per room and based on a 7 nights stay for double occupancy and including 19% room service charge and tax. Call us for pricing for single occupancy and for extended stays. Or e-mail us at relax@casatortuga.net

Types of Yoga

Vinyasa Flow : means breath-synchronized movement, tends to be a more vigorous style based on the performance of a series of poses called Sun Salutations, in which movement is matched to the breath. A Vinyasa class will typically start with a number of Sun Salutations to warm up the body for more intense stretching that’s done at the end of class.

Hatha : Hatha is a slow-paced and gentle practice using basic yoga poses.

Ashtanga : Ashtanga, which means “eight limbs” in Sanskrit, is a fast-paced, intense style of yoga. A set series of poses is performed, always in the same order. Ashtanga practice is very physically demanding because of the constant movement from one pose to the next. In yoga terminology, this movement is called flow. Ashtanga is also the inspiration for what is often called Power Yoga. If a class is described as Power Yoga, it will be based on the flowing style of Ashtanga, but not necessarily keep strictly to the set Ashtanga series of poses.

Anusara : Anusara combines a strong emphasis on physical alignment with a positive philosophy derived from Tantra. The philosophy’s premise is belief in the intrinsic goodness of all beings. Anusara classes are usually light-hearted and accessible to students of differing abilities. Poses are taught in a way that opens the heart, both physically and mentally, and props are often used.