I visited this studio while I was in Maui and it was amazing. I usually go to CorePower and this…read morestudio was very similar. The class I went to was a vinyasa in a gently heated room. I was able to do a visitor pass where they provided me with a towel and mat. Everyone was very welcoming and the yoga practice was exactly what I needed!

Went for a drop in class and it was great! Dani is a great teacher. The power flow class was…read moreexactly what I needed: healing, challenging, and restorative.

My last memory of Maui before flying home was of peaceful and relaxing morning yoga to the soothing…read moresounds of the ocean waves. Candy leads a lovely beach yoga session (she offers both private and group sessions)- she is flexible and accommodating. We coordinated by text, as she usually only has a group session if there are at least 2-3 participants. (My group session as a visitor was $20 for an hour). We met at a secluded beach in Waimea and only had to bring beach towels. She gave us useful tips on how to yoga without getting sand all over. The class was suitable for any level, as it was a gentle, flow style yoga. The point is to be in sync with the ocean, learn some Hawaiian, and just feel your toes in the sand. Mahalo, Candy!

I contacted Candy, the instructor, about booking a private session for Thanksgiving sunrise yoga…read moresession. She was very accommodating, and getting there was a breeze! I got a nice sweat from the yoga session, but also enjoyed the explanation behind the poses and meanings. Overall, it was worth it and can't beat the Maui beach view. I would highly recommend doing this as part of your itinerary, because it will serve as a nice spiritual part of your Maui journey. Namaste, and mahalo!

Great little local studio with wonderful staff. The only drawback is it tends to be packed like…read moresardines.

This is the best place I have been to for yoga classes! I love the teachers and classes. Everyone…read moreis so friendly and nice that works there. I highly recommend this place to anyone who likes yoga/heated yoga and I believe they have other classes as well. I haven't had the chance to try them but I hear all the classes are amazing.

We took a class with Jules at the 8th floor open air room at the Sheraton…read more Beautiful place aside, Jules was skillful and patient as an instructor. She created a calming, safe and positive space to practice yoga and was helpful with adaptations and explaining reasoning for various poses. Another bonus was all mats and blocks were supplied - one less thing to worry about! We'll definitely seek this business out next time we are on the island.

Jenna did a private Yoga lesson for Mo and I can definitely say to anyone that you will definitely…read moreget your money's worth ! She's prompt as far as returning calls , detailed oriented when describing what a one on one entails and when the actual yoga session came around she was on time , brought all the equipment needed and very detailed oriented as far as instruction . She was very accommodating to Mo's skill level and was very receptive to questions . I highly recommend Jenna especially for one on one lessons...for sure 5 stars !!!

I decided to try yoga here because of the great selection of classes and the facility is very nice…read moreand clean. I started by signing up with the Kamaa'ina introductory special. They offer various options of enrollment and a class drop in for $20. The yoga teachers have been very knowledgeable and friendly. There are mats, bolsters, blocks and straps available for your practice. Parking in the front can be an issue but there is plenty of parking available behind the building or across the way.

Was In Kihei for a week and decided to look into the local yoga offerings. After reading the…read morereviews, I walked over and bought a pass. Its very easy to find and was within walking distance of our condo. Its located between Starbucks and Foodland on S Kihei Road. The teachers are extremely knowledgable and kind. I will be coming back Also enjoyed the love birds with their nest outside the window during savasana

Five Stars - The Perfect Start to a Maui Morning…read more I discovered Johanna's oceanfront yoga class about 30 minutes before it started. My kids were still asleep, so I quietly slipped away, rushed over, and made it just in time. I'm so glad I did. The class had just over a dozen participants, creating a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. What impressed me most was how Johanna offered variations and options throughout the session, making it accessible and enjoyable for people of different experience levels. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or just looking to stretch out on vacation, you'll feel comfortable here. The setting was absolutely magical. There were both shaded and sunny spots available, allowing everyone to find their perfect place. The sound of the ocean provided a natural soundtrack, while the gentle morning breeze added to the sense of calm and grounding. It was one of those experiences that reminds you why you came to Maui in the first place. I hadn't made reservations because I didn't even know the class existed until shortly before it began. After chatting with Johanna afterward, I learned more about her offerings and was even more impressed. I used a towel instead of a yoga mat and did just fine. She also had straps, blocks, balls, and other props available to help participants get the most out of the practice. After class, she had some fun yoga-related items available for purchase, and I would definitely encourage people to leave a tip if they walk away feeling as refreshed and energized as I did. Honestly, if this class were offered every day that I'm in Maui, I would attend every morning. It was the perfect combination of movement, mindfulness, nature, and positive energy. As I write this, I'm convinced I'm about to have my best day in Maui--and I credit that in large part to starting the morning with Johanna's yoga class. Highly recommended for visitors and locals alike.

It was my first time getting a 90 minute massage. Well worth…read moreit. Thank you for getting my neck issues resolved and can't wait to see you again the next time I'm back in Maui.

Passion of Movement is NOKa 'OI (the very Best)!…read more I took my first Pilates Class today .... Morgan was friendly, fun, informative & provided a safe and awesome workout! Her passion for doing things right is so evident the moment you enter the studio. It is beautiful, clean, friendly, and welcoming. They offer Yoga, Pilates, TRX Circuit, AB Blast, Bosu Circuit, Arm Sculpt, stretch4Flexibility, and Meditation to name a few! I highly recommend this place. Awesome!!!

Unfortunately we were not able to locate the entrance at the Hyatt as indicated by the owner. Yelp…read moreoriginally took us to the owners address :(. I am giving a one star because we didn't participate.

I can't believe I'm giving it 3 stars, but it is what it is…read more The grounds are beautiful, and the yoga and breathwork classes were great. As a light sleeper, this place was a nightmare. Every room is on a deck, and each room is decorated with old wood furniture. Why is this bad? You hear absolutely everything. All night, if a neighbor goes out late, comes home late, or simply tosses and turns in bed, you will hear it. You need a reservation to eat in the restaurant, so don't count on any last-minute changes. They probably don't want to overbuy food that won't sell. And I'm sure the menu is farm-to-table and all that good stuff, BUT that's kind of a turn-off when you just want to eat where you're staying, forgetting to plan dinner the moment you wake up, or planning the day before. Instead, you find yourself having to get up and leave again. If you don't have a reservation, a hipster kid will pop out of nowhere and make you feel very unwelcome. No bar. No snacks. Down the hill are some cute places to eat, but having to leave for every meal isn't ideal. There is a light breakfast in the morning, with emphasis on the light. The fire pits are a nice touch, and people were nice and welcoming if you wanted to join them by the fire at night. If you're allergic to cats, heads up! I was also surprised when children showed up. When I think of yoga retreat, meditation, when I look at the meditation maze, I don't exactly think kids are going to show up, but they did. Dead cockroaches and dust under the bed. And yes, I understand we are in the country and in a warm climate, but still, it isn't exactly welcoming. If you plan to make your own cocktails, note that there is no ice machine. The kitchen is the only place with available ice, and the staff was okay with you asking for a glass, but you can tell they don't want to be doing it all the time. If I stayed here again I'd go during school so no kids yelling while I'm at a meditation retreat and I'd go while doing a cleanse.

We just got back home from staying at the Lumeria for two nights. Upon first glance, it's very…read morebeautiful, lush, tranquil, you name it, the outside area is just stunning. 5/5 stars for the landscaping and lovely and healthy complimentary breakfast, which included fresh berries and all the avocado you could want. The room looked pretty upon arrival, though we did notice very quickly that it wasn't a very comfortable room. Firstly, I lost an earring on the floor and when I went to look for it, I could see much because the wood floor was covered with dust, dirt and even dead cockroaches. Looked like it hadn't been swept for a week minimum. Dropped a pillow on the floor and it was covered with a heavy layer of dust when picked up. I'm also very allergic to cats and felt like I was getting cat allergies in my room. The site does do advertising for cats and there are lots of cats on the premises. I don't know if cats are allowed in the room, but damn. Good thing I had my nebulizer for my asthma. I'm also very allergic to dust, and our room was dusty on the floor, so can't confirm it was for sure cats that caused it but I'm not that allergic to dust. I was there for my anniversary with my bf but we couldn't have sex because the bed was so loud and squeaky and groaned whenever we moved. They made it clear they don't come do housekeeping except every 3 days and gave us a total of two full size towels to use for two days and nights "for both shower and pool", but the shower doesn't have a door so the whole bathroom floor was soaked after using the shower and we had to use our towels to mop it up, too. The robe which was hanging in the bathroom beautifully to use, looked like it had been washed a thousand times and was neither soft nor comfortable. Which had to be used because like I said, no towels. So the price point of the retreat was very high at about $450-500 per night including taxes and fees. We could have asked for more towels but the room doesn't have a phone; we would have had to get dressed and walk to the office to ask for more. It wasn't worth the hassle so we just used wet towels the second day. In speaking of the office, it's basically not made for guests unless you're there to shop. In order to get through the office door, you have to go around a chair and both customer chairs are behind the door. The office is quite large, but nearly the entire space is for the desk of the employee with an extra several feet on her side of the desk not being used because it was such a large space. But the space for the guests to come check in was around a chair and very small close to the wall, 90% of that room was not being used but somehow the area for guests to sit was a little smashed. These little things don't matter much but it's feeling like the space is more for employees and actually they don't care much about the comfort of the guests. Looks good but doesn't feel good... Which really should be the motto for the entire trip. There's a hammock area but it's really minimal, the hammocks are old and ripped and the area just wasn't spectacular in any way. It could be so much better. So much about this place could be SO MUCH BETTER. There's so much wasted potential! The price point is crazy until that happens. The bathroom has these nice upper windows that are made to shine bathroom light through to the room when the door is closed. Honestly, the placement of the bathroom chandelier lamp in relation to the bed was horrible. Laying in bed the bright was directly in my eyes. It was the only option for "soft lighting" in the room, however, so we tried to make do by trying to cover the light with pillows in the windows. You need to bring earplugs, there are multiple roosters crowing starting at 4 am daily, nonstop. That's not the retreat's fault but its important to note because we were exhausted and the walls are so paper thin; someone was banging through the wall when I was taking a very quiet shower and murmuring something quietly to my boyfriend, which was purposefully very quiet because you can hear all the neighbors, and the site seems to put everyone in the same area even when it isn't full. Unless you love yoga, stay somewhere else probably. It's not that relaxing most especially for the price. The videos are the best of the site. I don't take pictures of anything gross or dirty. Wasn't planning on leaving a review but changed my mind.