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April retreats

April 2023

Saturday

Welcome to Ibiza Yoga. Check-in from 2 pm to 10 pm.

Tea, coffee, fruits, and juices will be available at the retreat on your arrival.

Settle in, relax, take a walk to the beach and familiarize yourself with the beautiful area of Benirras beach.

Cafes and restaurants are open on the beach for drinks, lunch or dinner.

Sunday

Make Bed after a good lie in, to adjust to your new surroundings. 

Self serves breakfast, in your own time.

Welcome meeting at 9.30 / and then straight into the yoga at 10 am on  the Villa Roca terrace table. 

Take a local walk in own time.  If you've rented a car, take a ride.

Sunday Evening: head down to Benirras beach for the famous sunset and drumming session. 

Monday

Self serve breakfast.

10am Morning Yoga: 2 hours of energizing and dynamic Yoga practice.

Healthy Vegetarian lunch 

Tuesday

Self serve breakfast.

Morning Yoga: 2 hours of an energizing and dynamic Yoga working deeper into the practice.

Hearty, Vegetarian lunch will be served after the Yoga class.

Optional Walk to Moon Beach, this is not guided - we show you were the footpath starts.

Wednesday

Self serve breakfast.

Morning Yoga: 2 hours of energizing and dynamic Yoga practice.

Delicious Vegetarian lunch will be served after class.

Evening: Group night out to be arranged at the welcome meeting (not hosted)

Thursday

 Relax, have a healing massage by one of our therapists.

: 2 hours of dynamic and restorative Yoga practice.

 Yoga, a warm lunch  will be served on the terrace as the sun goes down.

Friday

Self serve breakfast.

Morning Yoga: 2 hours of Yoga practice and closing meditation.

The last lunch of a beautiful vegetarian meal will be served on the terrace after class today.

Afternoon: your last chance to enjoy a relaxing massage by our in house therapists, have a swim and top up your tan!

Evening: free to party, relax, or enjoy a meal on the beach. We can not guarantee all or any of the restaurants open on the beach - they have their own scedule and agenda for April.  

Saturday

Self serve breakfast.

Please check out by 10 am.

And time for goodbyes … 

A walk to the next bay, named Moon beach. We give you the details of how to find the footpath. The walk starts from Villa Roca, walk 100 metres up the hill along the Calle de Benirras towards the San Juan Road. From here we start along the uphill path that meanders its way higher and higher. The stunning views along the way are of the valley that Benirras is part of and the hills beyond at highest point it is possible to see the center of the entire island. We pass an old disused Lime Kiln surrounded by pine trees and shortly after we are at the top.

The view from the top of the mountain is probably the best to be had of Benirras Bay, Ills des Bosc and the Mediterranean beyond. From the best viewpoint, we start the journey down the other side of the mountain toward our final destination. In view now is Isla den Caldes and some days on the horizon you may see the Ferry that passes from Magalouf to Denia and back daily. The path zig-zags its way almost to the end, where it levels out in a straight line . Moon beach is found via a pathway through a small gulley. A beach that has no houses or no roads to it, just a dirt track makes it available to the few fisherman huts that are built into the rocky hill at sea level next to the sandy shore. It is a small beach but quite a delight. 

Moon beach is famous for its hippie parties going back to the 1970s.

What do I wear? Trainers will suffice it has been tackled with flip flops but not advised.

What do I take with me? Sun hat, a bottle of water.

How long does the walk take? 3 hours 

The difference in Altitude? 100metres 

Distance there and back ? 10 kilometers = 8 miles 

A trip to a local cave named Can Marca

To see where the smugglers kept their contraband. 

The guided tour of the cave takes 45 minutes. Refreshments can be purchased afterward on the platform overlooking Port San Miguel 

The stalactites and stalagmites are waiting to be seen.

From the first viewpoint, there is a panoramic view over the whole of the bay of the Puerto San Miguel, also known as Puerto Balanzat. The Murada island can be seen in the background where a unique prehistoric species of Muradensis lizard lives. After following along a path cut out of the rocks, one reaches the mouth of the cave, at a level of 14 metres above sea level. This is the starting point of the visit. The cave is over 100,000 old and has suffered ice ages and tropical heat waves. Discovered by smugglers who used it for hiding their goods, hoisting them up from the sea from an opening located 10 metres above sea level. It is still possible to see the red and black paint marks signposting another way out of the cave in case the smugglers had to escape in a hurry.

The tour of the cave costs €12 payable on the entrance to the cave.

PLEASE NOTE  

In the month of April we start the repainting of the villas and the roof to the yoga deck it put back up for the seasom but to do both we have to wait for the rain to stop, the winds from the desert that bring a layer of sand and the pollen from the trees to stop shedding. Both villas and the yoga deck usually look tired after a long hard winter of rain and storms.  Please bear this aesthetic in mind. Once the painting is done and the yoga roof on, the visual is much brighter and better but we have to time this right each year otherwise we have to do it twice, which is time consuming and expensive. Thanks for the understanding. 

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Last updated 02/02/23