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Practice yoga on the sand at Campeche and Morro das Pedras: a private 75-minute session personalized to your goals, offered in Portuguese, English or Spanish. Expect tidal air, sandy footing and a calm, restorative flow tailored to all levels.
Practice yoga on the sand at Campeche and Morro das Pedras: a private 75-minute session personalized to your goals, offered in Portuguese, English or Spanish. Expect tidal air, sandy footing and a calm, restorative flow tailored to all levels.
The session opens with ocean air pressing against your face and the surf quietly counting breaths as you unroll a mat on warm sand. On the southern shore of Florianópolis, Morro das Pedras and nearby Campeche stage a stripped-back studio: open sky, occasional surfers cutting lines, and wind that reshapes the sand between poses. The sea dares you to let go; the breeze pushes you toward steadiness.
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Operated by Juliana Loureiro · Florianópolis, Santa Catarina
The session opens with ocean air pressing against your face and the surf quietly counting breaths as you unroll a mat on warm sand. On the southern shore of Florianópolis, Morro das Pedras and nearby Campeche stage a stripped-back studio: open sky, occasional surfers cutting lines, and wind that reshapes the sand between poses. The sea dares you to let go; the breeze pushes you toward steadiness.
This coastline was shaped by Pleistocene dunes and volcanic outcrops; early Azorean settlers later layered fishing and surf culture onto the landscape. Campeche Island off the coast is an archaeological marker with rock art, and the beaches carry a modern mix of local surf communities and seasonal visitors.
Practically, this is a private, 75-minute, instructor-led session tailored to intention and language (Portuguese, English or Spanish). Expect sandy footing, occasional rocky sections near Morro das Pedras, and the scent of salt and eucalyptus. The practice suits all fitness levels—more emphasis on breathwork, mobility and balance than high-intensity flow.
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early for setup and a short intake. Bring a mat (sand-friendly or towel), sun protection, a refillable water bottle and layers for coastal wind. The provider cancels in bad weather; the practice is not recommended for people with serious cardiovascular conditions. Leave no trace—pack out any trash and avoid trampling dune vegetation. With the surf as your metronome, these 75 minutes are meant to center movement in a place that feels both wild and welcoming.
easy.
1–1.5 hours.
Suitable for beginners to intermediate practitioners; basic mobility and balance recommended
No—sessions are tailored to your level, focusing on breathwork, mobility and alignment rather than advanced poses.
Instructors can guide the session in Portuguese, English or Spanish as requested when booking.
The practice takes place on the sands near Morro das Pedras or Campeche; the exact meeting spot is confirmed on booking depending on conditions.
The provider cancels if conditions are unsafe; you can receive a full refund with at least 24 hours’ notice or if the operator cancels due to weather.
The southern beaches of Florianópolis carry Azorean and Portuguese fishing traditions; Campeche Island also contains prehistoric rock art that speaks to the area's long human presence.
Dune vegetation is fragile—stay on firm sand and use marked access points; local groups run beach cleanups and favor reef-safe products to protect marine ecosystems.
Juliana Loureiro operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The session opens with ocean air pressing against your face and the surf quietly counting breaths as you unroll a mat on warm sand. On the southern shore of Florianópolis, Morro das Pedras and nearby Campeche stage a stripped-back studio: open sky, occasional surfers cutting lines, and wind that reshapes the sand between poses. The sea dares you to let go; the breeze pushes you toward steadiness.
The session opens with ocean air pressing against your face and the surf quietly counting breaths as you unroll a mat on warm sand. On the southern shore of Florianópolis, Morro das Pedras and nearby Campeche stage a stripped-back studio: open sky, occasional surfers cutting lines, and wind that reshapes the sand between poses. The sea dares you to let go; the breeze pushes you toward steadiness.
This coastline was shaped by Pleistocene dunes and volcanic outcrops; early Azorean settlers later layered fishing and surf culture onto the landscape. Campeche Island off the coast is an archaeological marker with rock art, and the beaches carry a modern mix of local surf communities and seasonal visitors.
Practically, this is a private, 75-minute, instructor-led session tailored to intention and language (Portuguese, English or Spanish). Expect sandy footing, occasional rocky sections near Morro das Pedras, and the scent of salt and eucalyptus. The practice suits all fitness levels—more emphasis on breathwork, mobility and balance than high-intensity flow.
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early for setup and a short intake. Bring a mat (sand-friendly or towel), sun protection, a refillable water bottle and layers for coastal wind. The provider cancels in bad weather; the practice is not recommended for people with serious cardiovascular conditions. Leave no trace—pack out any trash and avoid trampling dune vegetation. With the surf as your metronome, these 75 minutes are meant to center movement in a place that feels both wild and welcoming.