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Greece

Escape to the enchanting Greek island of Antiparos this Summer and join us for one of our Bamboo Goes Greece Yoga Holidays with Myria Zanetti.

Click on the dates below for further information on each of our scheduled Yoga Holidays, and join us for an unforgettable yoga experience.

30 May – 6 June 2024

14-21 September 2024

 22-29 September 2024

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Antiparos

Antiparos is a small picturesque island at the heart of the Cyclades group of islands in the southern Aegean, which is known for its distinctive beauty and off-the-beaten-track charm. Antiparos is situated less than one nautical mile from its larger sister island of Paros, to which it is connected by a local ferry.

Reaching the island, you’ll be welcomed by the beautiful island port, with its small fishing boats, white-washed houses, tavernas and cafés. The island offers over 60 km of stunning shoreline and is blessed with crystalline emerald waters, golden sandy beaches and other extraordinary natural wonders such as the famous Cave of Antiparos.

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How to Get to Us

Getting to Antiparos might sound complicated at first glance, but it really is not. You can fly to Athens and then either take a short domestic flight or a boat/highspeed ferry from Athens or any of the Cycladic Islands to the island of Paros.

Once on Paros you’re practically there. To get from Paros to Antiparos is only a 7-minute ferry ride, with ferries departing every half-hour from the main port. The ferry for Antiparos leaves from Pounta and is easily reached by local bus or taxi, both from Parikia (the port of Paros) or from the airport. Our driver can pick you up at Paros airport and bring you directly to the venue.

Susanne, who is hosting these Yoga holidays, will guide you on all bookings to make sure you have ease of travel and boat times.

Click on the dates below for further information on each of our scheduled Yoga Holidays

About Myria

Myria has been a yoga teacher for 10 years, starting out by learning classic hatha yoga in Rishikesh and moving on to practise Ashtanga with the Jois family in Mysore and Kino McGregor.

After diving into power yoga styles such as Baptiste and Jivamukti Yoga, she has extended her practice to incorporate techniques that are designed to promote tranquility element, by qualifying first as a mindfulness teacher and then as a a hypnotherapist. Her holistic approach includes yoga & nutritious movement, meditation, restorative exercise and Thai yoga massage to give the body and the mind all the support they need.