A week of yoga surrounded by pine trees, the sound of crickets and glimmering sea, while discovering the Pearl of the Adriatic on city walks, island hops and trips into the countryside....
Designed to blend two journeys - one leading out into the exquisite world of Dubrovnik, it's culture, history and nature, the other delving deep into ones inner world through yogic practice of asana, pranayama and meditation...
A small group and highly individual approach with the support of three experienced teachers allows you to devote time to building steadiness, lightness and integrity in your asana practice and explore different tools that allow yoga (union) to enrich every aspect of your life. Guided by the Yoga Sutra "Stira Sukham Asanam" we develop strength, comfort and the ability to pay attention and be present in ones life and practice.
With Dubrovnik region being one of the most beautiful areas of the world we have selected trips that offer the best of experiences. Explore the history and culture of Dubrovnik Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage sight, island hop on a day cruise to the Elafity Islands, or simply relax on the beach with your heads in the clouds.
The retreat is hosted at an exclusive 4 star mansion situated in the Brsečine Bay, one of the most beautiful locations in Dubrovnik area. Gently elevated, in the tiny hamlet of Brsecine, the villa is privileged to a breathtaking panorama across the glistening Adriatic to the imposing Elafiti Islands. House, pool and terraces are perfectly situated to soak up the extraordinary vista.
For more info about the teachers, schedule, trips, prices and accommodation visit:
www.dubrovnikyogaretreats.com
or contact us on:
weduyoga@gmail.com
Last updated March 5, 2015, 1:12 p.m. UTC
Rhubin pours her artistic energy onto the mat and into sequences that help her center and draw from an inner well of inspiration that lead to creations in the field of illustration, photography, fashion and other arts. In her classes she works towards achieving the same effect within the group, helping people tap into their creative powers.
Her path as a teacher started with a trip to India where she spent time deepening her asana, pranayama and meditation practice and study yoga philosophy. She completed her 200 hr yoga teacher training at the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Ashram in 2010.
After a few years of teaching at a studio in Dubrovnik she encountered the ashtanga vinyasa system, and immediately felt an intense pull to the practice. It didn’t take long for her to pack up, fly to India and surrender herself to the guidance of Rolf and Marci Naujokat.
In 2013 she completed the advanced teacher training at Kranti Yoga in Goa and is now a 500 RYT Yoga Alliance accredited teacher. She continues to further her practice with KPJAYI authorized teachers Kirsten Berg and Mitchell Gold.
