Byron Yoga Centre

11/01/2026

Trikonasana, also called Triangle Pose, is a classic standing posture that stretches and strengthens the legs, opens the hips and chest, and encourages balance and alignment throughout the body.

Why we love it:
- Stretches hamstrings, hips, and spine
- Opens the chest and shoulders
- Improves balance and stability
- Energises the body and stimulates digestion

Tips for your practice:
- Align your feet heel to arch or heel to heel
- Hinge from your hip rather than collapsing forward
- Extend through both arms and keep your chest open
- Gaze can be upward, forward, or down – whatever feels comfortable for your neck.

This pose is a beautiful reminder to find length, openness, and steadiness in both body and mind with each mindful breath.

09/01/2026

Curious about Yin or Restorative Yoga?
Feeling a quiet pull to slow down, rest more deeply, or explore these practices in a richer way?

Join our free online info session with Aurora Knight this Wednesday, Jan 14 at 7:30pm AEDT.

Whether you’re a yoga teacher, health professional, or simply a yogi that wants to deepen your own practice, this session is a gentle way to explore what’s possible. Aurora will share how Yin and Restorative differ, how they support deep rest and nervous system care, and what the training is really like. There’ll also be time for all of your questions.

If you are feeling called, register via the link in our bio because we'd love to see you there!

08/01/2026

Byron has been especially beautiful this summer... crystal blue oceans, warm days, and the kind of beauty that invites you to slow down. Taking moments swim, to breathe deeply, and to remember how good it feels to be connected to nature.

And while the ocean alone is reason enough to come to Byron, there’s something truly special about pairing that beauty with time to rest, reflect, and reset. Mornings that begin with yoga, nourishing meals made with care, and space to reconnect — both inside and out.

If Byron is calling, perhaps it’s not just for the sea… but for the deeper nourishment that comes with retreating by the ocean.

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08/01/2026

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08/01/2026

Thanks for the mention Yogi Peace Club! Honoured to be able to welcome so many special souls through our doors.

Read their full "5 YOGA DESTINATIONS WE LOVE" article here:

Yoga is more than a practice, it’s a journey that connects us to ourselves and the greater world. From coastal havens to sacred riversides, lush jungles to sun-drenched shores, these destinations have become landmarks for yogis across the world. Whether you’re seeking spiritual depth, vibrant co...

06/01/2026

As we step into a new year, sometimes it’s not resolutions we need, but gentle reminders. Words that bring us back to presence, compassion, and trust in our own unfolding.

May these words meet you where you are and walk with you through 2026 — as small anchors for wellbeing, awareness, and ease.

Screenshot it, save it, write it down. Remind yourself that you are already enough and on the path to something greater.

04/01/2026

A new year always carries a quiet sense of possibility, and we welcome a bunch of students who are ready to go a little deeper. Today our first Yoga Teacher Training of the year begin. It is the first of many spaces we’ll hold in 2026 for learning, curiosity, and deeper connection to the practice.

Each training, retreat, and offering is an invitation to slow down, listen in, and meet yourself where you are.

With so many trainings and pathways unfolding this year, we’re deeply looking forward to supporting students as they deepen their practice — whether that leads to teaching, personal growth, or simply a richer relationship with yoga.

We feel grateful to begin the year this way. And so it begins…

01/01/2026

There is something extra special about the little 'in-between' moments on retreat...

The quiet conversations that blossom into connection, the friendships that can gently form, or the peaceful moments of reflection on your own… these are the moments that make a retreat feel so full, even in its stillness.

The smiles exchanged, the deep breaths taken, the time spent simply being remind us that a retreat isn’t just about yoga or workshops, it’s about the space to slow down, connect, and feel truly present.
There’s something extra special about the little ‘in-between’ moments on retreat…

The quiet conversations that blossom into connection, the friendships that gently form, or the peaceful moments of reflection on your own… these are the moments that make a retreat feel so full, even in its stillness.

The smiles exchanged, the deep breaths taken, the time spent simply being – they remind us that a retreat isn’t just about yoga or workshops; it’s about having the space to slow down, connect, and be truly present.

We can’t wait to witness so many more of these special moments in 2026. 💛

31/12/2025

As we step into a new year, we pause with deep gratitude for everyone who walked through our doors in 2025. To every guest, student, and teacher who trusted us to be part of your journey — thank you. It’s a privilege to share the mat, the breath, the conversations, and the quiet moments of growth together.

Each practice, retreat, and shared moment reminded us that transformation doesn’t need to be loud or rushed. It unfolds gently, through presence, care, and community.

As we look ahead to 2026, we’re filled with excitement and openness for all that is to come. We can’t wait to witness the continued growth, healing, and transformation that will unfold — both on and off the mat.

Wishing you a year grounded in wellbeing, connection, and mindful living.

29/12/2025

In yoga, stillness isn’t the absence of movement, it’s the presence of awareness.
When we soften the noise of worry, comparison, and expectation, something quieter rises to the surface: truth, intuition, and a deeper sense of who we really are.

Give yourself a moment today to pause… even just a breath.
Not to empty the mind, but to listen beneath it.

Your heart might have something important to say.

27/12/2025

At this time of year, it’s natural to pause and look back — to reflect on what’s been, what’s shifted, and what we want to carry forward. Our free Reflection Journal is here to guide you through that process, helping you honour the lessons of 2025 while setting gentle, mindful intentions for 2026.

With space to reflect, release, and plan, it’s designed to support you in creating habits that nurture your body, mind, and spirit in the year ahead.

Go a little deeper on journey of reflection and intention – download your free journal via the link in comments.

26/12/2025

Ardha Matsyendrasana, also called Half Lord of the Fishes Pose, is a classic seated spinal twist that gently wrings out tension, energises the spine, and encourages mindful alignment.

Why we love it:
- Improves spinal mobility and posture
- Stimulates digestion and internal organs
- Releases tension in the shoulders, chest, and back
- Invites a pause for breath and mindful awareness

Tips for your practice:
- Sit tall through your spine before twisting
- Move slowly and mindfully, letting your breath guide the twist
- Keep your shoulders relaxed and gaze soft
- Only twist as far as feels comfortable – no forcing

This pose is a beautiful reminder to stay present in your body, move with care, and embrace each gentle rotation of your spine.