Start your Tenerife mornings moving outside. You’ll do yoga and Pilates on grass with an ocean view, led by Laura Ozola, with a steady focus on mobility and breathing. It’s the kind of workout that feels like a reset, not a grind.

I especially like the clear, easy-to-follow coaching and the way classes can feel different session to session. One drawback to plan for: a yoga mat, towel, and bottled water are not included, so you’ll want to bring the basics.

Quick highlights

• Oceanfront grass setting that makes the breathing work feel more natural
• Mobility + breath practice built into the flow, not tacked on at the end
• Power Pilates and Pilates Mobility options through Laura’s teaching style
• Laura Ozola’s approachable instruction with room for dialogue
• Private format for your group only and everything covered in the price (taxes and fees)

Morning Pilates and Yoga on Ocean-View Grass in Tenerife

This is a morning class designed around one simple idea: if you’re going to exercise, do it somewhere your body wants to be. The session takes place on a grass area facing the ocean, so your senses are doing half the work. You’re not stuck in a studio watching the same wall for an hour.

The workout itself mixes Pilates and yoga with mobility and breathing exercises. That matters because mobility is more than stretching. It’s about waking up joints, getting you moving with control, and building comfort so your body can actually benefit from the strength work that follows.

And the breathing component is the quiet hero. In several accounts, families mention breathing improvements and better posture or balance, which makes sense: when you learn how to breathe during movement, you often move with more steadiness and less tension.

Meeting at C. el Beril, 5: Private, English-Friendly, and Easy to Find

The class starts at C. el Beril, 5, 38679 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain, and it ends back at the same meeting point. You’ll also get a mobile ticket, which keeps it simple when you arrive.

You’ll be doing this as a private tour/activity, meaning only your group participates. For families, couples, or anyone who wants a calmer workout without a crowd, that’s a big deal. One parent even described how repeated lessons helped an 11-year-old with balance, posture, feet alignment, and breathing. A private setup helps the instructor adapt the session to who’s in front of them.

Language is also straightforward: the class is offered in English, and confirmation is provided at booking time. The meeting point is near public transportation, so you’re not locked into a taxi schedule just to stretch in the morning.

Timing-wise, the listed slot is Monday from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM (within the overall running dates shown). If you’re planning around other Tenerife activities, this is a solid “start-the-day” option.

Inside the 60-Minute Flow: Breathing, Mobility, Then Pilates and Yoga

It’s about an hour, roughly 60 minutes, and the structure is built to keep you moving while staying safe and comfortable. Here’s the rhythm you should expect.

First comes the setup and grounding. Even outdoors, the class is geared toward helping you settle in quickly. You’ll use mobility and breathing exercises early, so your body warms up with intention instead of jumping straight into effort.

Then the workout shifts into Pilates-style movement, focusing on core control and controlled alignment. This is where the “fun and challenging” vibe shows up. It’s not random stretching. It’s the kind of practice that makes you pay attention to how you hold yourself—especially through the parts of Pilates that ask for steady posture and stable breathing.

After that, the class transitions into yoga work. Think of this as the body’s way to organize itself after the strength/control part. Yoga helps you integrate what you just learned: you lengthen, release, and keep your movement connected to breath.

One big takeaway from how people describe Laura’s teaching: instructions are usually simple and easy to follow, which helps a lot when you’re outdoors, maybe a little stiff, and trying to concentrate at the same time.

Power Pilates vs Pilates Mobility With Laura Ozola

Laura Ozola runs classes that can lean toward different styles. You’ll see references to Power Pilates and Pilates Mobility, and the names hint at the difference in feel.

Power Pilates is the more active option in spirit: it tends to feel energetic and more demanding, with an emphasis on strengthening through controlled movements. If you want a session that challenges you and leaves you feeling worked, this is often the direction that people enjoy most.

Pilates Mobility is gentler on intensity but still purposeful. In one description, the class is called “sensitive,” which reads like a thoughtful, body-aware approach. Mobility work still requires attention, but it’s usually aimed at helping you move better, not just pushing harder.

The other advantage here is variety. People mention taking more than one yoga session and finding that each was different. That’s not just nice on paper. Variety keeps the brain engaged and helps you avoid turning a class into mindless repetition. You may get new cues, new stretches, or a different emphasis on breathing and alignment.

Also, Laura is described as friendly and available for dialogue. That’s useful when you’re trying to understand a cue or adjust a movement for your body.

What’s Not Included: Bring a Mat, Towel, and Water

The price covers all fees and taxes and includes the guide, but it does not include a few practical items. Specifically, you’ll need to plan for:

• Yoga mat (not provided)
• Towel (not provided)
• Bottled water (not provided)

If you show up without a mat, you’ll likely still be able to participate, but you’ll be fighting the ground for comfort and stability. Outdoors on grass can be pleasant, until your feet and knees start begging for a little padding.

Also, because it’s a morning outdoor class, dehydration can sneak up on you, even when the air feels mild. Bring water so you can hydrate before and after. And bring a towel for sweat or to keep things comfortable if the session gets more challenging than you expected.

Clothes-wise, go for something you can move in easily. You’ll want layers if the ocean breeze is cool. Keep it simple: comfortable, breathable, and easy to adjust.

Weather, Monday Timing, and the Real Value of $23.83

This experience depends on conditions. It’s listed as requiring good weather, and if it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

That’s the weather side. On your personal planning side, the experience is non-refundable and can’t be changed for any reason. So treat this like a fixed morning commitment. If the weather is questionable on your travel days, build in some flexibility, or at least don’t book it as your one and only morning activity.

Now, the price: $23.83 per person for an approximately one-hour guided session outdoors. That’s good value if you think about what’s included: the guide, all fees and taxes, and a private group format (your party only). You’re not paying for a big facility; you’re paying for a knowledgeable instructor running a structured class.

The main cost to consider is what’s not included (mat, towel, water). If you already travel with a mat or you’re okay renting one locally, this stays a very low-friction add-on to your trip. If you need to buy everything last minute, the real cost rises a bit—but even then, it still compares well to paid fitness classes in many tourist areas.

Should You Book This Morning Pilates and Yoga Session in Tenerife?

I think you should book it if you want a morning workout that’s both practical and calming. The ocean-view grass setting is a big part of the appeal, but the bigger win is the class style: mobility + breathing + a mix of Pilates and yoga with clear instruction from Laura Ozola. That combination tends to work well for people who want to feel better physically, not just sweat.

You might want to skip or reconsider if:

• You don’t want to bring a mat or don’t want to handle basic prep like water and towel.
• You’re booking around uncertain weather and don’t want the chance of a reschedule.

If you do like outdoor movement, and you appreciate guidance that’s easy to understand, this is a strong way to start Tenerife days. One hour is short enough to fit into a vacation schedule, and long enough to genuinely wake up your body.

FAQ

How long is the yoga and Pilates morning class?

It lasts about 1 hour.

Where does the class meet?

It starts at C. el Beril, 5, 38679 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.

Is the class taught in English?

Yes, it’s offered in English.

What’s included in the price?

All fees and taxes are included, and the guide is included.

Do I need to bring a yoga mat?

Yes. A yoga mat is not included.

What happens if the weather is poor?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.