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Start your day with gentle asanas and guided meditation on the sand at 10th Street boardwalk, then extend the calm with a walk to South Pointe Park. Perfect for beginners and early risers seeking a peaceful ocean sunrise.
Start your day with gentle asanas and guided meditation on the sand at 10th Street boardwalk, then extend the calm with a walk to South Pointe Park. Perfect for beginners and early risers seeking a peaceful ocean sunrise.
You meet just before dawn on the boardwalk at 10th Street, the horizon a thin band of peach. The Atlantic taxis a low, persistent roar; waves dare you to relax. For an hour the beach becomes a simple stage: 45 minutes of yoga, slow and steady, then 15 minutes of guided meditation while the sun pushes up over the water.
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Operated by Jess | AFTERfitness · Miami Beach, Florida
You meet just before dawn on the boardwalk at 10th Street, the horizon a thin band of peach. The Atlantic taxis a low, persistent roar; waves dare you to relax. For an hour the beach becomes a simple stage: 45 minutes of yoga, slow and steady, then 15 minutes of guided meditation while the sun pushes up over the water.
Miami Beach sits on a barrier island formed by shifting sand and longshore currents; the flat, sandy shore and wide surf that define the area were shaped by centuries of tides and recent beach nourishment projects. The city’s 20th‑century boom turned this stretch into a cultural crossroads—Art Deco façades a few blocks inland, fishing piers and parks like South Pointe anchoring local life.
Locals come early for the quiet—runners, dog walkers and fishermen rubbing shoulders with visitors seeking a calm start. Add the optional walk to South Pointe Park and you’ll trade the boardwalk for a headland view where ships and seabirds trace the skyline.
Practical guide: arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled start to claim space on the boardwalk; bring a mat or beach towel and a refillable water bottle. Wear layers—the air is cooler before sunrise—and reef‑safe sunscreen for post‑practice sun exposure. The class is beginner friendly but not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious cardiovascular issues. If weather forces cancellation, operators typically notify guests in advance. Public transit and limited street parking are nearby; finish with coffee at a nearby café or a quiet stroll through South Pointe to make the most of the morning light.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic mobility and ability to sit or stand for short periods required
Meet on the Miami Beach boardwalk in front of the Ocean Rescue Building at 10th Street and the boardwalk; your exact start time will be confirmed 24 hours in advance.
No—this class is designed for all levels with emphasis on gentle movement and breathwork rather than advanced poses.
The tour operator may cancel in cases of severe weather and will notify guests; full refunds are typically available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time.
Infants in strollers and service animals are allowed, but the class is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart conditions.
Miami Beach is a barrier island developed rapidly in the early 20th century as a resort destination; the area near South Pointe later became a public park and vantage point for shipping lanes.
Coastal erosion and beach renourishment are ongoing concerns—use reef‑safe sunscreen, keep to marked access points, and pack out all trash to protect dunes and marine habitat.
Jess | AFTERfitness operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You meet just before dawn on the boardwalk at 10th Street, the horizon a thin band of peach. The Atlantic taxis a low, persistent roar; waves dare you to relax. For an hour the beach becomes a simple stage: 45 minutes of yoga, slow and steady, then 15 minutes of guided meditation while the sun pushes up over the water.
You meet just before dawn on the boardwalk at 10th Street, the horizon a thin band of peach. The Atlantic taxis a low, persistent roar; waves dare you to relax. For an hour the beach becomes a simple stage: 45 minutes of yoga, slow and steady, then 15 minutes of guided meditation while the sun pushes up over the water.
Miami Beach sits on a barrier island formed by shifting sand and longshore currents; the flat, sandy shore and wide surf that define the area were shaped by centuries of tides and recent beach nourishment projects. The city’s 20th‑century boom turned this stretch into a cultural crossroads—Art Deco façades a few blocks inland, fishing piers and parks like South Pointe anchoring local life.
Locals come early for the quiet—runners, dog walkers and fishermen rubbing shoulders with visitors seeking a calm start. Add the optional walk to South Pointe Park and you’ll trade the boardwalk for a headland view where ships and seabirds trace the skyline.
Practical guide: arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled start to claim space on the boardwalk; bring a mat or beach towel and a refillable water bottle. Wear layers—the air is cooler before sunrise—and reef‑safe sunscreen for post‑practice sun exposure. The class is beginner friendly but not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious cardiovascular issues. If weather forces cancellation, operators typically notify guests in advance. Public transit and limited street parking are nearby; finish with coffee at a nearby café or a quiet stroll through South Pointe to make the most of the morning light.