photo: sunrise session, Meelup Beach
Group sessions
Sixty minutes on the coast, most mornings of the week, across four towns. Groups stay small enough that you get looked after and open enough that nobody feels watched.
Cape Naturaliste · Western Australia
Yoga where the land
meets the sea
Outdoor classes on the beaches and foreshores of Dunsborough, Busselton, Yallingup & Margaret River.
About the classes
We practise outside — on the sand, on the grass, with the swell keeping time. Sessions run sixty unhurried minutes and are built so that a first-timer and someone twenty years in can put their mats down side by side without either feeling out of place.
Bring a mat and a towel. The coast takes care of the rest.
Classes end without a rush — stay for a swim, a coffee at a partner cafe, a conversation. The people are half the point.
Certified instructor Insured All levels welcome
01 Classes
Two ways to practise
photo: private session, Yallingup lawn
Private sessions
One to one, a few friends on a lawn, a wedding party the morning after, or a team that needs an hour away from a screen. Shaped around what you want and where you want to be.
Sessions draw on:
- Vinyasa flow
- Hatha
- Beginners
- Restorative & yin
- Mums & bubs
- Seniors
- Private 1:1
Draft list — Fayth confirms the starting lineup
02 Schedule
This week on the coast
Times move with the sunrise, so they shift a little through the season. Draft times — adjustable
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
No class
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Saturday
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Sunday
Soon Margaret River joins the week once the permit clears.
Live schedule syncs from Google Calendar
03 Locations
Where we meet
Four spots along the cape. Each one has a landmark to aim for, so nobody is wandering a carpark at quarter past six.
Dunsborough
Meelup Beach
The grass above the beach stairs at the west end of the carpark, under the peppermints.
Draft pin — exact spot confirmed at launch
Google Maps directions to Meelup Beach, Dunsborough Apple Maps directions to Meelup Beach, Dunsborough
Dunsborough
Old Dunn Bay Foreshore
On the lawn between the playground and the water, near the northern shelter.
Draft pin — exact spot confirmed at launch
Google Maps directions to Old Dunn Bay Foreshore, Dunsborough Apple Maps directions to Old Dunn Bay Foreshore, Dunsborough
Busselton
Busselton Foreshore
The flat grass east of the jetty entry, level with the first row of Norfolk pines.
Draft pin — exact spot confirmed at launch
Google Maps directions to Busselton Foreshore Apple Maps directions to Busselton Foreshore
Yallingup
Yallingup Foreshore lawn
The upper lawn above the lagoon, left of the path down to the beach.
Draft pin — exact spot confirmed at launch
Google Maps directions to Yallingup Foreshore Apple Maps directions to Yallingup Foreshore
Margaret River is next — the permit is in progress. Parking is free and unmetered at all four spots before 8am.
04 Pricing
Simple, and worth it
Casual
$25
One class, no commitment.
Most popular
5-class pass
$100
Five classes at $20 each, valid six months.
Concession
$15
Casual rate with a concession card.
Draft — who qualifies is Fayth's call
Private sessions from $120 — . Gift vouchers coming soon.
photo: portrait, Fayth
05 About
Fayth
A few lines here about how you came to teach, what kind of practice you run, and why you took it outside. Two short paragraphs is plenty — people are deciding whether they would like standing next to you at six in the morning, not reading a CV.
Something about this coast specifically, and what an hour on the sand does that an hour in a room cannot.
- YTT-200 certified
- First aid current (HLTAID011)
- $20m public liability — policy in progress
Draft — creds confirmed at launch
06 Photographs
The feeling of it
Placeholders — Matt's photographs to come
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photo: sunrise flow, Meelup
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photo: the walk down, Yallingup
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photo: after class, Busselton jetty
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photo: last light, Dunn Bay
07 Local partners
Show your booking, get 10% off the coffee after
A handful of cafes along the cape look after our people the morning of a class. Show the booking on your phone at the counter.
- Partner cafeDunsborough
- Partner cafeBusselton
- Partner cafeYallingup
- Partner cafeMargaret River
Own a cafe? Partner with us
08 Good to know
Questions we get asked
What happens if the weather turns?
Light rain we flow through — it is usually the best class of the week. Real rain, wind or lightning and the session is called by 6:30am. You will get a message, and the class goes straight back onto your pass as a credit. Nobody has to chase anything.
What should I bring?
A mat or a beach towel, water, and something warm for the last five minutes when you stop moving. Sand is forgiving, so a thin mat is fine. On grass, a towel over the mat keeps the dew off.
I have never done yoga. Will I be out of my depth?
No. Every class is taught with options, so you choose the version of each shape that suits the body you brought that morning. Say hello beforehand and you will get a bit of extra attention without being singled out.
Where exactly do we meet?
Every spot is listed under where we meet, with a landmark and a link straight into Google or Apple Maps. Your confirmation email carries the same pin. Arrive about ten minutes early. We start on time because the light does.
Can I cancel or reschedule?
Cancel more than twelve hours out and the class returns to your pass. Inside twelve hours the spot is usually already gone to someone else, so it is counted as taken. Weather cancellations are always credited in full.
Draft policy — confirm with Fayth
I am pregnant, or carrying an injury.
Both are welcome, and both are worth a line in the health declaration when you book so the class can be adapted before you arrive rather than mid-sequence. If anything is recent or acute, check with your doctor or physio first.