AYUR YOGA ECO ASHRAM IN MYSORE
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Swaying palm trees and Rajasthani silk flags fluttering high in the sky.
In a coconut grove, surrounded by a water creek and paddy fields, home to grazing buffalo and
abundant in tropical birdlife, YogaMagic Eco Retreat is an oasis of peace just two kilometres
from the golden beaches of North Goa, around an hour from Dabolim airport.
Swimming pool, island waterfall and lotus ponds.
Luxury Tented Eco-Lodges are sustainably built from canvas, bamboo,
palm leaf thatch and mud, featuring solar powered lighting and natural composting toilets.
The enchanting Boutique Suites in the main house are built from stone and furnished
throughout in khadi silks, colourful saris, natural cottons, bamboo and hemp.
The hot solar showers get their heat directly from the sun.
New to yoga or deepening your practice, our experienced teachers guide and inspire
your personal yoga journey through daily meditation, cleansing kriyas, gentle pranayama and
vitality boosting yoga asana classes, with optional private tuition and
individual ayurvedic spa treatments available.
Taste your way on a gastronomic journey around India.
Delicious organic wholesome vegan – vegetarian – gluten free menus.
Homegrown or sourced locally, everything is lovingly created and bursting with flavour
from gardens producing spices, salads, vegetables, herbs and fruits
fusing modern permaculture ideas with ancient Vedic principles.
Luxurious Rajasthani hunting tents hang under a bamboo and coconut thatch roof with traditional mud walled living room and open air, en-suite bathroom. Colourful saris drape the elevated palm fringed roofs keeping the lodges cool, with natural cross ventilation and a private veranda with sunset views across the paddy fields where water buffalo and peacocks roam.
The Maharaja and Maharani suites form a wing of the main house, built from local laterite stone with high wood beamed ceilings and clay tiled roofs. Inspired by traditional Goan Portuguese manor houses and the castles of Rajasthan, they feature reclaimed haveli doors and traditional village crafted windows with shutters and furniture from recycled teak wood or reclaimed railway sleepers
Simply delicious, nutritious and varied plant based menu is served with gluten free and dairy options, organic where possible and increasingly home grown as our gardens continue to expand and develop, using modern permaculture ideas and ancient vedic principles to produce a wide variety of fruit, vegetables, herbs, spices, salads and healing plants.
YogaMagic is peacefully situated in a lush coconut grove surrounded by paddy fields, 2km inland from the beaches of Anjuna & Vagator and 7km from the nearby market town of Mapusa in North Goa. We are intentionally tucked away with no signboard and a little hard to find so the easiest way to get here is to ask us to send a taxi to collect you.
By Air
Dabolim (GOI) is Goa’s airport, 45 mins – 75 mins drive from YogaMagic, depending on the time of day.
A wonderful experience if you are feeling adventurous and have the time. There are several trains a day from Mumbai to Goa. Early morning train for stunning views and evening for the overnight sleeper. Journey takes about twelve hours with plentiful food and refreshments available onboard.
By Sea
A completely new service last season which we have yet to try for ourselves. An overnight cruise from Mumbai to Goa/Goa to Mumbai which leaves 3 times per week. See the website for timings & reservations: https://angriyacruises.com/
The easiest way to find us is to put us into Google Maps. From Mapusa take the road to Anjuna and Vagator, up the hill and down the other side. After about 3km turn right signposted Vagator just before the large white church of St Michael the Archangel, Anjuna. Follow the road around the front of the church to the small crossroads by Bobby Bar. Go straight on towards Vagator for 300m with fields on both sides, then turn left just after the large blue and white Portuguese house on the left, opposite ‘Labour of Love’. We are right at the end of the lane, through the iron gates.
