Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Sujata Singh
In the Yucatan peninsula, a white sandy beach faces the turquoise Caribbean Sea. In this relaxing setting there are a number of yoga retreat centers to choose from. And if you have some free time, there's always a Maya temple or two to visit in the area.
Thirty km from Mapusa, in North Goa, this village attracts yoga fans from around the world. The main beach is relatively untouched and quiet, with a bohemian vibe. You can stay in a cabin,surrounded by lush greenery.
The quiet beach, which is surrounded by cliffs, is ideal for practicing yoga on grass or rocks. Far from the buzz of the big beaches, this hidden jewel is relatively unknown to tourists. Better to go in the morning at sunrise.
The golden bays of this small fishing village west of Lisbon are a favorite spot for yoga and surf lovers. There are several yoga retreat centers to choose from. The view of the surrounding mountains makes it an extremely relaxing spot.
An unmissable destination for amateur and experienced yogis alike, Lombok island in Nusatenggara province provides a calm setting away from the crowds in Bali. And there are lots of options for yoga classes on the island.
The beaches on this wild peninsula on the Costa Rican Pacific coast are ideal for practicing yoga. The Penca, San Miguel and Coyote beaches are among the most beautiful and least visited. Silvery sand and gentle waves guarantee calm and relaxation.
Located on the Pacific Highway between Sydney and Brisbane, this coastal town on the Pacific coast is a favorite with surfers and yoga fans. The wooden houses and hippie communities add interest, and yoga classes and retreats are on offer on a number of beaches.
With its 70 beaches, this small island in the Canaries is one of the most beautiful in the world with its mix of black and white sand, rocks and lagoons. The quietest spots include Ajuy, a port opposite Puerto de la Pena, and the Playa de la Barca.