Are yoga mats provided?

No—yoga mats and blankets are not provided. Bring your own non-slip mat for the deck practice.

Is the cruise wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the listing notes the trip is wheelchair accessible; contact the operator for specific boarding needs.

What if I'm prone to seasickness?

Guests should take personal precautions (medication or acupressure bands) and choose a midship seat facing the horizon; the crew can advise on calmer positions.

Can I buy drinks onboard?

Yes, a fully licensed bar is available; outside alcohol is not permitted.

What's the refund policy for bad weather?

Unless the operator cancels, tickets are non-refundable. If weather prevents sailing the event may run dockside at full price; refunds only if the company cancels.

Are children allowed?

Children are permitted but must be accompanied by an adult; check the operator for age-specific guidance.

Sunrise Yoga and Sound Healing Cruise on Weymouth Bay | Boat Tour | Water Activities

Sunrise Yoga and Sound Healing Cruise brings a rare, slow-morning ritual to the waters of Weymouth Bay on England's Jurassic Coast. Boarding at coastal vibes cruises, you'll push away from the harbour for a three-hour session of gentle movement, sound bath, and a wholesome breakfast as the sun ignites chalk cliffs and rolling hills in pink and gold. Troo Sound Yoga leads the deck practice: breath-led flows designed for all bodies, followed by an immersive sound healing that uses gongs, crystal bowls, and tuned instruments to carry you toward a restful meditative state as the boat drifts. The setting is integral: Weymouth Bay's shallow, sheltered waters and the fossil-bearing cliffs of the Jurassic Coast are a living classroom of sedimentary rock—limestone, shale and sandstone that reveal 185 million years of Earth history. Early light throws the strata into relief; seabirds—gannets and kittiwakes—cut white against the sky, and seals sometimes bob near the hull. The combination of movement, sound, and salt air makes this more than a class—it's a slow, sensory way to read the coast and reset the nervous system. Practical details are tidy and guest-focused. The experience runs three hours, is wheelchair accessible, and asks guests to arrive ten minutes early with the QR confirmation for boarding. Yoga mats and blankets are not provided, and a licensed bar is available onboard for additional drinks. Breakfast consists of seasonal fruit, granola and yoghurt with a hot drink—note any dietary needs when booking. The operator's weather and refund policy is strict: unless the company cancels, tickets are non-refundable; if poor weather prevents sailing the program may run dockside at full price. Why book this trip? For travelers who want a low-impact, high-return morning—no steep trails, no rush, just curated movement and a sound bath against a dramatic UNESCO-listed coastline. It's an excellent option for solo travelers, couples, and small groups seeking a mindful pause between sightseeing and a full day of adventure on the Isle of Portland or along the South West Coast Path. Tips for timing: plan for a summer sunrise if you want the earliest light; spring and autumn deliver dramatic cloudscapes and quieter waters. Bring a mat, light layers, and motion-sickness precautions if you're sensitive. Troo Sound Yoga's guided presence and the boat's slow, steady rhythm create a distinctly local way to meet the day—where geology, sea air, and sound converge. Photography on board is rewarding: a wide-angle lens captures the sky-to-sea sweep, while a telephoto helps pick out seals on low rocks and details of banded strata. Footwear should be flat, grippy shoes for moving safely on deck. Many guests pair the cruise with a walk along Weymouth Esplanade or a visit to nearby Bowleaze Cove later.