200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Mallorca, Spain
Build a strong foundation in yoga while immersing yourself in the natural beauty and Mediterranean rhythm of Mallorca. View Dates & TuitionWHAT TO EXPECT
Your Yoga Teacher Training in Mallorca, Spain
Your 21-day, in-person yoga teacher training in Mallorca, Spain offers the time and space to step fully into the study and practice of yoga within the peaceful rhythm of Mediterranean island life.
Rooted in the living wisdom of yoga and informed by modern science, our integrative curriculum brings together vinyasa, yoga philosophy, anatomy, somatic movement, nervous system regulation, meditation, breathwork, and the practical skills of teaching. A holistic, trauma-informed approach is woven throughout, supporting greater awareness, choice, and responsiveness in both personal practice and teaching.
Over the course of three weeks, you’ll deepen your personal practice while developing a more embodied understanding of the body, mind, and nervous system. Through daily practice, experiential learning, self-inquiry, and hands-on teaching experience, you’ll build the skills to teach with greater clarity, confidence, and awareness.
Set in the Mallorcan countryside and surrounded by nature, this residential, Yoga Alliance–accredited 200-hour training creates space to step away from your usual routines and become fully engaged in learning, practice, community, and personal growth.
Whether your intention is to become a yoga teacher or to deepen your own relationship with yoga, this training offers a comprehensive foundation for integrating the practice more fully into the way you teach and live.
CALENDAR
21-Day Yoga Teacher Training in Mallorca
All-inclusive 200-hour yoga teacher training in Mallorca starting from €2699
(Training, accommodations, and meals included)
Save €300 with code EARLYBIRD when booking 90+ days in advance.
A €500 deposit secures your place.
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2027
(Early-bird ends Feb 1, 2027)
(Early-bird ends July 19, 2027)
“One of the most unexpected parts for me was the amount of self-reflection and personal growth that happened during these three weeks. I live a very fast-paced life, and being here gave me the opportunity to step away from distractions, slow down, actually sit with what was coming up, and learn so much about myself. We explored why we think the way we do, the beliefs and patterns we carry, and how to approach all of that with greater awareness.”
A PERSONAL INVITATION
Start the Conversation
If something in you feels drawn to this experience, you’re welcome to reach out. You don’t need to have everything decided.
Whether you’re exploring your next step, navigating a transition, or simply curious to learn more, we’re here to connect and answer your questions.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
About Your 200-Hour YTT in Mallorca
Where will I stay during the training?
You will stay on a private villa on the east coast of Mallorca, sharing the space with fellow participants in either a private or shared room. The property includes a large yoga shala, sea views, gardens and meadows, and a refreshing pool, creating a comfortable and supportive environment for the duration of your training.
How do I get there?
The training takes place between Manacor and Porto Cristo. The venue is approximately a 40-minute drive from Palma International Airport (PMI). Detailed travel guidance is provided after registration.
What will I eat?
During your 21-day immersion, you’ll receive daily plant-based meals prepared by Gaia Gourmet using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Rooted in yogic and Ayurvedic principles, meals a are designed to support your practice, energy, and overall wellbeing.
What’s included in the price?
Tuition includes your full 21-day training program, course materials, and certification. Accommodations, daily plant-based meals (excluding days off), and use of the retreat facilities—including yoga shalas and pool—are also included.
Who will be teaching my training?
Your lead teachers will Gaby Colletta, whose over 12 years of study and teaching shape the foundation of the program along with Martina Saorin, an E-RYT 500 certified yoga teacher, specialized in Hatha and Vinyasa Yoga as well as being an Advanced Yin and Restorative Yoga Teacher. You can learn more on our Teachers page.
How many students will be in the training?
Each training is intentionally kept small from 18-24 students to support personalized guidance, meaningful connection, and a focused learning environment.
For additional details, you can explore our full 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training Mallorca FAQ page.
If it feels helpful to connect, you’re welcome to schedule a conversation directly with our program director, Dr. Liz Lindh.
“I would 100% recommend Lakshmi Rising to anyone looking for a yoga teacher training. I honestly can’t think of anything I didn’t enjoy about the experience. Everything felt incredibly intentional and well thought out, from the curriculum and instructors to the food and even the smallest details of the environment. I came in very new to yoga, I had taken maybe four yoga classes before arriving, and after 21 days I feel confident enough to teach a class. That is kind of incredible to me and says a lot about how well the training sets you up for success.”
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
An All-inclusive 200-Hour YTT Immersion
Everything you need is thoughtfully included to guide your learning, practice, and experience throughout the training.
CoreTraining & Certification
- Full 200-hour vinyasa yoga teacher training
- A comprehensive, illustrated training manual to support your study and integration
- Daily practice including asana, pranayama, and meditation
- Lectures and workshops led by experienced teachers
- Opening and closing ceremonies to mark the container of the training
- Cacao ceremony and mala-making ritual
- Eligibility for RYT 200 certification through Yoga Alliance
Accommodations & Nourishment
- Comfortable and beautiful accommodations for the full duration of your training
- Three daily vegetarian and vegan meals (excluding days off)
- Unlimited coffee, tea, and seasonal fruit
- Exclusive access to private estate including use of on-site outdoor swimming pool
- Use of provided yoga props (blocks, straps, and bolsters)
- Laundry access twice during the training (detergent provided)
- Wi-Fi in designated areas
Guidance & Support
- Pre-arrival guidance, including travel information and packing support
- Ongoing mentorship and personalized feedback throughout the training
- On-site support from a dedicated and experienced team
“I would definitely choose Lakshmi Rising again, and I would recommend it to my best friend. What amazed me most is that in just 21 days, I came away genuinely feeling that I have the tools to be a yoga teacher. At the same time, this training doesn’t have to be only about becoming a teacher. You can come for yourself, for your own growth and practice, or you can use the experience to develop the skills and confidence to go out and teach and inspire other people.”
HOW IT FLOWS
A Day in Your 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Each day follows a thoughtfully structured rhythm—balancing practice, study, teaching, and rest. As the training progresses, each element builds on the last, allowing for deeper understanding and integration over time.
While no two days are exactly the same, the outline below offers a general sense of the daily flow:
- 7:00-8:00 Pranayama, Meditation, Chanting, Journaling
- 8:00-9:30 Vinyasa yoga practice
- 9:30-11:00 Breakfast & silent self-study
- 11:00-12:30 Posture clinic & anatomy workshop
- 12:30-14:00 Teaching methodology & practicum
- 14:00-15:00 Lunch
- 15:00-18:00 Rest, self-study & integration
- 18:00-19:00 Embodied movement & meditation
- 19:00-20:00 Philosophy, theory & history
- 20:00-21:00 Dinner
Your 21-day yoga teacher training includes three days off for rest, connection, and time to explore the surrounding area at your own pace.
“I came to Lakshmi Rising wanting to try something new and learn something different. I wasn’t even sure that I wanted to become a yoga teacher. Three weeks later, I feel like I have transformed as a person, and one of the most unexpected changes has been my confidence. I can now stand in front of a group and teach a yoga class, which is something I honestly didn’t know I had in me before coming here.”
WHERE YOU’LL STAY
Your Home in Mallorca, Spain
For the duration of your 200-hour yoga teacher training in Mallorca, you’ll stay at Ayurvila, a peaceful wellness finca surrounded by nature in the Mallorcan countryside.
Located between Manacor and Porto Cristo on the eastern side of the island, the property offers a quiet setting for three weeks of practice, study, and community, while keeping you connected to the beaches, villages, and Mediterranean landscapes that make Mallorca so distinctive.
The finca is designed around rest and wellbeing, with peaceful outdoor spaces, natural surroundings, and a swimming pool that offers a welcome place to relax between classes and during time off.
Living and practicing together on-site is an important part of the 21-day experience. Rather than moving between accommodation and a separate yoga school each day, your training becomes part of the rhythm of daily life, with space for focused study, shared meals, connection, and rest.
A limited selection of optional Ayurvedic treatments and massages will also be available during the training for students who would like additional support for rest and restoration. Treatment options and pricing will be provided separately once confirmed.
“I also loved being surrounded by people with different backgrounds, cultures, and belief systems. Through those conversations and through our study of yoga, Ayurveda, ritual, and philosophy, I found myself recognizing common threads around community, food, ritual, and connection. It gave me a deeper appreciation for the long history behind these practices while also helping me consider how they fit into my own life and worldview.”
WHAT YOU’LL EAT
Plant-Based Nourishment
During your 21-day training in Mallorca, meals are an integral part of the experience, enhancing your practice, sustaining your energy, and deepening your relationship to conscious living.
Our Gaia Gourmet chefs prepare vibrant, plant-based cuisine using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Rooted in yogic and Ayurvedic principles and inspired by global flavors, each meal is thoughtfully crafted to balance nourishment and enjoyment.
You’ll receive three daily meals (excluding days off), with a rhythm that supports the flow of the day—beginning with breakfast, a more substantial midday meal, and a lighter evening dinner.
We do our best to accommodate dietary needs; however, we cannot guarantee a completely gluten-free or nut-free environment or the availability of substitutions in all cases.
“The Gaia Gourmet food was another highlight. This was my first real experience with Ayurvedic food, and I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. I’m not usually vegetarian or vegan, but I never felt like anything was missing. The food was incredibly tasty, there was a huge variety, and the portions felt right. Going to the table for lunch or dinner was always something to look forward to because you never knew what combination of dishes was coming next.”
WHY LAKSHMI RISING
A Different Kind of Yoga Teacher Training
Our 200-hour yoga teacher training in Mallorca is designed as a comprehensive, residential experience that integrates vinyasa yoga, classical philosophy, modern science, somatic movement, and a holistic, trauma-informed approach to learning and teaching.
This is not a training focused solely on technique. It is an opportunity to engage with yoga as a lived practice that supports awareness, responsibility, self-inquiry, and meaningful personal growth.
The Lakshmi Rising methodology was developed by founder and program director Dr. Liz Lindh through decades of study, teaching, and work in yoga and the healing arts. In Mallorca, the training is led by senior Lakshmi Rising faculty Gaby Colletta and Martina Saorin, experienced educators who bring their own areas of expertise while remaining deeply rooted in the philosophy, curriculum, and teaching approach of the school.
This model allows you to learn from multiple perspectives while receiving a cohesive educational experience grounded in classical yoga, embodied practice, somatic awareness, nervous system regulation, and thoughtful teaching methodology.
Through daily practice, self-inquiry, plant-based nourishment, community, and ritual, you’ll develop more than the practical skills to teach. You’ll cultivate the awareness, confidence, and discernment to make the practice your own and share it in a way that feels authentic and sustainable.
Whether you feel called to teach or simply want to deepen your understanding of yoga, this training offers a strong foundation you can continue to build on long after your time in Mallorca.
“If I had to describe the Lakshmi Rising curriculum in one word, it would be holistic. You don’t just study yoga here, you immerse yourself in it. For three weeks, you have the opportunity to live and breathe the practice, incorporating yoga, philosophy, Ayurveda, meditation, nourishing food, daily discipline, self-reflection, and community into your life. Everything connects, and the entire experience is incredibly love-centered. Even when the training brings up profound emotions or things within yourself that you need to unpack, there is a sense that you are in a safe space and are loved and accepted as the whole person you are.”
HOW TO PLAN
Useful Information
- Arrival Day Schedule: The first day listed on your course dates is the arrival day. Check-in begins at 14:00 on this day, and our course begins at 16:00 including an opening ceremony and dinner.
- Departure Day Schedule: The final day listed on your course dates is the departure day. Check out time is 10:00 (following breakfast), though you may check out earlier if needed.
- Getting to & from the Venue: Fly into Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), Mallorca’s main international airport. The airport is well connected to cities throughout Europe, with additional connections available for students traveling from farther abroad.
- Our training takes place at Ayurvila Wellness Retreat, located in the countryside between Manacor and Porto Cristo on the eastern side of Mallorca.
- From Palma de Mallorca Airport, the journey toward Manacor takes approximately 40 minutes by car. From there, Ayurvila is located along the road toward Porto Cristo.
- The simplest way to reach the retreat is by taxi, private transfer, or rental car. Public transportation is also available from the airport to Manacor, with a taxi needed for the final portion of the journey to Ayurvila.
- We’ll provide detailed arrival instructions before your training, including the exact destination information and any recommended transfer options, so you can plan your arrival with ease.
- Lakshmi Rising can help coordinate departure transportation based on everyone’s departure plan, but you must find your own way upon arrival. You will be invited to join our What’s App group chat 2-weeks before the training begins where you can arrange ride shares and meet-up’s with other members of the training.
- Weather in Mallorca, Spain: May is one of the most beautiful times to experience Mallorca. Spring is well underway, with warm, sunny days, lush Mediterranean landscapes, and comfortable temperatures for practicing and spending time outdoors.
Daytime temperatures typically reach the low to mid-20s°C (low to mid-70s°F), while mornings and evenings can be cooler. Rain is possible, but May generally brings plenty of sunshine and increasingly warm conditions as the month progresses.
We recommend bringing light, comfortable clothing for warm days, layers for morning practice and cooler evenings, sun protection, and a swimsuit for enjoying the pool during your free time.
- See your packing list here.
For more information and frequently asked questions, visit our FAQ page here.
“After three weeks, I feel that I have the tools not only in my own body and practice but also to teach and cue other people. I am from Germany and English is not my first language, so one of the biggest things for me personally was seeing how much my English yoga cueing improved. I am leaving with the confidence that I could actually go out and teach a yoga class in English, which is something I’m very proud of.”
