I am so excited to launch My Yoga Safari!

@safarifootprints and I have created a once in a lifetime, yoga retreat to Kenya for November 2019! Combining safari and yoga with daily yoga classes hosted by me, whilst enjoying private use of 5-star lodge in Ol Donyo Lodge.

Starting: Wilson airport, Nairobi 30th November 2019

Ending: Wilson airport, Nairobi 5th December 2019

There are only 10 spaces for this safari so send us an email before March 26th, 2019!

5 nights, all-inclusive accommodation, all meals, and local beverages, game drives, private safari experience with daily yoga classes, personal yoga classes hosted by myself.

Daily schedule:

Sunrise practice - Yoga style Ashtanga Vinyasa, and Vinyasa Meditation and rest. Free to enjoy the resort and the Safari experience with a team of professionals

Afternoon- light practice, working on adjustments, and alignments

After dinner- circle of healing, hosted and guided by me

See more information and itinerary here: http://www.elenamissyoga.com/my-yoga-safari-retreat/

Interested? Send an email to beccy@safarifootprints.com or elena_miss_yoga@outlook.com to start the process!

ABOUT ME My name is Elena, I am a certified Ashtanga Vinyasa Instructor based in East London. I have been practicing Yoga Since 2001 and teaching since 2015. I survived to over twenty-five years of Eating Disorders, and I Coexist with Borderline Personality Disorders. My purpose is to share my journey, my knowledge and perhaps help you in yours.

ABOUT KENYA We will experience the cultures of the Maasai, Rendille, and Samburu and see thousands of pink flamingos gather in the Rift Valley lakes, against the backdrop of the majestic Mount Kenya. The second highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kenya, supports large herds of zebras, elephants, rhinos, antelopes, monkeys, and lions. Kenya is home to one of the natural wonders of the world, the great wildebeest migration. During this spectacle, over two million animals migrate a distance of almost 3,000km (1,800mi) from the Serengeti in neighbouring Tanzania to Kenya's Maasai Mara. The Maasai Mara National Reserve is also famous for its exceptional population of lions, leopards, and cheetahs.