Mid Summer Yoga Retreat
Doonmore Hotel, Inishbofin, Ireland
25-30th June 2027
Join Bridget and friends for a beautiful Mid-Summer Anusara Yoga Retreat.
Inishbofin offers spectacular landscape, dynamic weather and the feeling of being surrounded by the Atlantic. Step away from the hectic-pace of everyday life and spend your days flowing in natural rhythm. Enjoy nature, community and good food.
What you can expect over the weekend:
With a 10 or 8 class pass you can curate your own retreat experience. Enjoy energising morning practices with Bridget followed by restorative practices in the afternoon with Somatics, breathwork & meditation or Yoga Nidra. These classes will be shared between Bridget and Henry Morgan.
There will be beach yoga if the weather allows and the option of a St John's night swim and sauna on Tuesday. Massages are available to book. And fabulous walks on the doorstep to enjoy in the time between classes.
Your accommodation and food:
Choose your own accommodation. Yoga takes place at the Doonmore Hotel.
Other options are available, check out the Inishbofin website for options.
Further details can be found here also.
The 10 class pass includes classes that run from 8.30 pm on Friday 25th June to 12pm on Wednesday 30th June.
The 8 class pass includes classes that run from Saturday 26th June afternoon to Wednesday 30th June.
Both passes include a welcome dinner on Saturday and a farewell dinner on Tuesday - all other meals not included.
Does not include:
Travel to and from Inishbofin and Doonmore Hotel
Accommodation
Food (other than welcome and farewell dinners)
Investment for the weekend:
Includes:
Yoga classes and a welcome dinner Saturday evening and farewell dinner Tuesday evening.
10 class pass 420Euro / 8 class pass 350Euro
Finer details:
Please see info sheet for full info about the weekend, class timetable, accommodation options. You can also check here for further info.
You can book via above links or click below to email Bridget directly to book.
“Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.”
~ The Bhagavad Gita