Yoga in Pisa & Tuscany

Private yoga classes, small group sessions, and bespoke yoga retreats.
I come to your villa or hotel, or welcome you to my studio near Pisa.

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Let the body flow and find mental stillness in the heart of Tuscany

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What Is Vinyasa Yoga?

Vinyasa Yoga

A flowing and dynamic practice

Vinyasa Yoga is a dynamic practice that connects movement and breath in flowing sequences. Through harmonious transitions between poses, you'll develop strength, flexibility, and awareness. Each session is a unique journey — whether on your villa terrace or in my countryside studio.

Benefits of Regular Practice

  • Weight loss

    Weight Loss

  • Heart health

    Heart Health

  • Muscle strengthening

    Muscle
    Strengthening

  • Mental health

    Mental Health

Yoga in Pisa, Lucca & Versilia

Location

Private yoga sessions throughout Tuscany

I come to you — at your villa, hotel, or holiday rental anywhere in Tuscany. Or join me at my studio in the Pisan countryside.

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About Stefania

Stefania Gobbi

Stefania Gobbi

Your yoga guide in Tuscany

I'm Stefania, a certified Yoga teacher (YTT Jason Crandell Yoga Method) and a Yoga Alliance member. I'm based in the Tuscan hills near Pisa. I've been practicing different styles of yoga for more than 23 years and I can now say that my passion lies in Vinyasa yoga — I'm fascinated by how the physical discipline interweaves with its meditative essence, creating a practice that nurtures both body and mind. As an avid traveller myself, I understand what it means to seek balance while exploring new places. I'm fluent in English, Italian, and Spanish, and also speak French — so we can practice in whichever language feels most natural to you. I'm also an AIS certified sommelier and I'm happy to recommend the perfect local wine to complement your Tuscan experience. I also offer professional interpreting services for visitors to Tuscany.

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