Name: The Original Beach Yoga Swansea Bay
Start: 2025-05-06T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-05-06T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Swansea Bay - by The Observatory

The Original Beach Yoga Swansea Bay returns to the sand in May 2025, taking place on the beach by The Observatory as always.
The Tuesday night class was first started by teacher Helen Wilson of Womankind Yoga by the Observatory Tower in 2015.
We have always welcomed people from all walks of life, genders, ages, experience.
Sessions run from 7-8pm and are held on a donation basis. There is no need to book. The season runs until the end of August.
Beach Yoga Swansea Bay has been recognised as one of the largest Beach Yoga classes in Europe and has featured in The Guaridan, The Observer, OM Yoga Magazine, MTV Fit and on BBC One.
Tuesday night - With Helen Wilson
Who can attend?
Classes are suitable for all levels, abilities and experience. Please inform the teacher if you have an injury before the class starts. Children can join in with parental supervision. Pregnant women can attend, but please make contact beforehand.
Further information
We meet on the beach by the Observatory Tower. which is to the far left hand end of Swansea Bay. There are two car parks in SA1 within walking distance, and the Civic Centre has free parking, ticket required. Please bring a mat or towel and something to drink. Please take any litter home.
Please call/WhatsApp Helen on 07581 005605 if you have any questions.
Weather
Classes are weather dependant. If the class is cancelled due to forecast of heavy winds and/or rain, you will be notified by the morning of the class at the latest and an full refund of your donation will be issued. If it's windy, we sometimes practice on the grass above the promenade.
About Womankind Yoga
Womankind Yoga was founded by Senior Yoga Teacher, Helen Wilson, (500hr Yoga Alliance Professionals UK), in 2013.
Helen is a registered and insured Senior Yoga Teacher and Trainer Pro with Yoga Alliance Professionals. This accreditation demonstrates excellent standards as set by YAP.
She aims to help people discover inner peace, balance, space and strength, through hatha yoga (asana) and movement, complimented by pranayama (breathwork) and meditation.
Classes are not focused on making the body look good - but helping students to feel more connected to the inner needs and experience as individuals. Within this we find more space, strength and release in our physical selves.