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The 6 Best Yoga & Pilates in Diamond Head - Kapahulu - St. Louis, Hawaii (HI)
The mere mention of Hawaii is enough to prompt visions of grass skirts and colorful cocktails with tiny umbrellas. While you will find some kitsch in Honolulu, you’ll also find art museums, bike paths, and some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Popular Waikiki Beach has soft sands and great surf. For majestic Oahu views scramble to the top of Diamond Head – a 350-acre volcanic crater. Historic structures like Iolani Palace and Ali'iolani Hale are worth a visit on a non-beach day.
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1. Beach Sunset Yoga Hawaii - Waikiki
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 346 reviews
Highest rated Beach Yoga in Waikiki and all over Hawaii offers Morning Beach Yoga, Sunset Yoga and Jungle Yoga Hikes, and specializes in mindful flow and connection to raw nature. We practice on the peaceful and quiet end of Waikiki with Diamond Head as a backdrop. This premium experience holds sessions away from hotel building and crowds- making your yoga a destination attraction to the most stunning more hidden beaches so you can experience what is meant by aloha to place and land. it's your time of stillness to truly feel and remember Hawaii. We also offer mindful hikes into the more secluded natural off beaten paths of ares such as the hidden paths of Manoa Falls (away from the main tourist areas). Other areas include the secret paths near the Pali Lookout, Diamondhead, Makapuu, Magic Island, Haunama bay, Kooaloa ranges of North Shore and so much more.
Reviewed By emio675
it was absolutely wonderful experience! Great instructor and perfect occasion. I’ll come back again for sure! Thank you so much for unforgettable experience:)
2. Pilates O Ka La
3. Yoga Under the Palms
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
We offer Sunrise, Morning + Sunset Yoga classes on the Beach in Waikiki. No Mat? No Problem! We provide non-slip yoga mats, hand towels and water. Our beach yoga classes are a challenging, full body workout that include restorative postures that target the stiffness and discomfort that travel (our modern lifestyles) can cause. We offer options for beginners and advanced students. Get lost in the beauty, sound and smell of the ocean as you flow! Be prepared to work your core, sweat and get your heart rate up, then melt into your mat for some restorative stretching and a blissful Savasana under the shade of the palms.
4. Open Space Yoga
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Open Space Yoga opened November of 2004 on Maunakea Street in Hawaii’s historical Chinatown. They both saw Chinatown as not only a cultural melting pot, but as a developing neighborhood filling with new art galleries and boutiques. Open Space Yoga has now moved over 25North Hotel st. Honolulu. Open Space Yoga other locations Diamond Head /Waikiki and North shore in Haleiwa town.
Reviewed By jessicatI3353ZL - Honolulu, United States
Absolutely love the vibe here. It is my favorite yoga spot to center myself and be around people who share similar energy. Everyone is always friendly and the variety of classes they offer are the most diverse in Hawaii. I wish they offered more classes throughout the day especially in the evenings after work during the week.
5. Wellness Renewed in Hawaii
Waikiki Beach Yoga to relax and rejuvenate Yoga can be a best thing to do to start your wonderful Vacation day in Hawaii. Wellness Renewed in Hawaii provides relaxing and rejuvenating morning yoga class on Waikiki beach. Well trained instructor will lead you to super relaxed state through traditional yoga focusing on deep breathing in each pose. All levels welcome. Each class will be customise
6. Yoga Awareness Waikiki Beach
This is Waikiki outdoor yoga at its best! Enjoy the morning refreshing ocean breezes, tropical sunsets, breathtaking scenery and world class, year-round weather! Only a short walk from Waikiki towards Diamond Head connect with nature on the waters edge at Queens Surf Beach, in the Kapiolani Park, Honolulu. Instruction is in Japanese, ideal for Japanese students living in Honolulu or visiting Waikiki.
