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Via Yoga Addresses Your Physical, Spiritual and Economic Needs

Thursday, 4 December 20083 min read

Via Yoga, the premier provider of co-ed yoga and surf vacations in Mexico, announces the line up of active vacation opportunities for the 2009 season.

Each of the travel packages, offered in beautiful Sayulita, Mexico just 45 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta, combine daily surf lessons with beachside yoga or Pilates classes, along with plenty of time to relax on the beach and explore vibrant Sayulita.

Guests who book a Via Yoga retreat stay at Villa Amor, an oceanfront resort nestled on a hillside and offering 34 spacious, open-air villas with expansive views of the Pacific Ocean, located just steps from the hotel. In addition to activities included in the retreat, guests enjoy nearby hiking, shopping, horseback riding, getting to know the local residents and exploring the picturesque town’s charming restaurants, shops and galleries.

“Via Yoga was created based on the idea that yoga and surfing share so many similarities that they could almost be mistaken for the same activity,” said Via Yoga co-owner Michelle Gantz. “Both develop strength, flexibility and balance in the body, while allowing the practitioner to be completely absorbed in the present moment. It is thrilling to watch the transformation as our guests realize that surfing is essentially standing on the water and doing yoga.”

Each six-night retreat provides a different instructor and focus. Detailed information on each session and instructors can be found on the Web site: www.viayoga.com.

In line wth today’s economic times they have established new packages forthenew year called “Permission to Travel”. The company has retooled their packages in order to offer a lower rate to guests while still receiving the complete experience.

If you’re still not sure you can afford it, take a leap of faith. Once there you can take advantage of the one one life coaching sure to kick the new year off in the rikght direction or on site to heal ego wounds from one too many spills off the board.