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Escape with Laura Guarnera (local yoga/Pilates/Garuda teacher) Sicily

By inspiralescapes
April 9, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 9, 2018

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Posted April 9, 2018

Dear EDFers,

Some of you I know from the classes I teach at Dulwich Leisure Centre and other locations around Dulwich.

I am excited to be running a new ?InSpiral Escape? holiday in my birthplace of Sicily, 27th May-3rd June. I bring to this holiday many years of experience as a dancer and teacher, plus over 10 years? experience running retreats in Goa.

The holiday includes:

7 nights? accommodation at our 18th century ?Baglio? spa by the sea

Jacuzzi and freshwater infinity pool

Twice-daily (morning & sunset) InSpiral Flow Classes (a unique combination of yoga, Pilates and Garuda)

Daily homemade, nourishing vegetarian breakfast and lunch prepared with organic local produce

Daily free time to relax, integrate and explore the surrounds

Live music by award-winning Sicilian Folk-rock band

Mats, props and equipment

Local insight into the best restaurants and beaches in the proximity

I have a couple more space left to fill and a number of accommodation options available. Enjoy ?50 off full price when you quote ?EDF offer?. Please visit my website / contact for booking information https://www.lauraguarnera.com/sicily/

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