How many people can join a private workshop?

Maximum is 20 people; contact the operator by phone to discuss custom arrangements for larger groups.

Where does the class meet?

The meeting point is your rental location on Catalina Island or another requested spot; instructors can travel to most private rental properties and outdoor sites.

What's the minimum age?

Participants must be 18 or older for this private workshop.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Instructors will reschedule or move to a sheltered location when possible; discuss contingency plans at booking.

How much does a private workshop cost?

Pricing starts at $250 for up to four people with $50 per person thereafter; a 50% deposit secures the date.

Are props or equipment provided?

The listing does not include props; bring your own mat and any personal props—ask the operator if rentals are available.

Catalina Private Group Yoga Workshop — Two-Hour Restorative Sessions

Private Group Workshop on Catalina Island offers a two-hour, private yoga and wellness session tailored for groups visiting Santa Catalina Island, off the coast of Southern California. Set against rocky coastal cliffs and the Pacific spray, this workshop is designed to slow the pace of a busy itinerary and give groups a purposeful pause to reconnect. The meeting point is your rental location on Catalina Island or another requested spot, so the session often unfolds on a quiet terrace, a beachfront cove, or a rental porch overlooking Avalon Harbor. The class focuses on accessible breath work, gentle movement, and guided relaxation suitable for adults 18 and over. Small groups—up to 20 participants—can book a private slot, making this a top choice for bachelorette weekends, family celebrations, and friend getaways that need a restorative moment between activities. Catalina’s landscape defines the experience: low coastal scrub and native sagebrush, exposed granite outcrops, and the deep-blue sweep of the channel create a compact outdoor studio with dramatic views. You might hear cormorants calling from offshore, see kelp beds rippling below, and feel the dry ocean wind that shapes the island’s vegetation. The island’s history—home to the Tongva people and later a popular escape for Los Angeles visitors—gives the practice a quiet cultural backdrop; instructors sometimes note local place names and respect for the island’s past. What makes this offering distinct is its portability and privacy. Unlike a drop-in class in Avalon, the workshop comes to your group, can be adapted to a beachfront yoga flow or a seated mindfulness circle, and is priced to scale: a base rate secures small groups, with an incremental fee per additional guest. The 50% deposit policy holds your booking, and flexible cancellation rules apply, especially for bookings made more than seven days in advance. Practical notes: the class is best scheduled at sunrise or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and to capture softer light over the harbor. Bring a mat, layered clothing, and a sense of intention. The instructor is not named in this listing; operator contact information is provided when you book. For groups larger than 20, call to arrange custom plans. If your Catalina itinerary includes snorkeling, hiking to the Casino Point Underwater Park, or a glass-bottom boat, this workshop acts as a restorative punctuation—an intentional two-hour pause that lets a group breathe, reflect, and leave the island feeling connected rather than hurried. Booking is handled through the activity operator reservation system; expect to pay a 50% deposit to hold your date, and inquire about wellness options such as guided breathing sessions or longer restorative classes. This workshop transforms a busy Catalina itinerary into a more mindful, memorable group experience on the water’s edge.

Catalina Private Group Yoga Workshop — Two-Hour Restorative Sessions

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