Daily Yoga Classes at Lake Atitlan
in San Marcos La Laguna
3–5 yoga classes a day, most of them on our open-air platform above Lake Atitlan. Stay with us and they're included, or drop in from $15 a class.
Today's Yoga Classes
See what's on today and this week. Popular classes can fill up, so book your spot online before you come.
Staying with us? Every group class is included. Save your free spots with the booking code in your confirmation email. Open your guest schedule.
Book right up to class time. Switch free, any time before class.
Flexible class bookings
- Switch class any time before your class starts.
- Refund in full, up to 3 hours before class.
Teachers sometimes cover for each other, so look again on the day you plan to come.
Drop-In Yoga Prices and Day Passes
Staying guests practice free. Visitors can book a single class or a Day Pass online, and the Monthly Pass suits longer stays.
Day Visitors
Live in San Marcos or here for the day? Drop in to any class on the schedule. Most classes are $25 to $35, and paying online adds a 5% card fee. Book ahead, as popular classes fill up.
- Book online, or at reception if there's space
- Any class on the schedule
- Mats and props provided
Day Pass
Taking two or more classes in one day? The pass usually costs less than paying per class. It covers every yoga and movement class that day, plus the sauna and cool plunge on scheduled evenings. Aerial silks isn't included.
- Every class that day except aerial silks
- Sauna and cool plunge on scheduled evenings
- Starts the first time you use it
- Book each class to hold your spot
Staying Guests
Every group class on the schedule is included, from yoga and meditation to aerial silks, sound journeys and the Tuesday fire ceremony. Book your free spots on your guest schedule, using the booking code in your confirmation email.
- Every group class, every day
- Mats and props provided
- Plus 3 home-cooked meals a day
- Sauna and cool plunge on scheduled evenings
Yoga Styles: Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin and More
Most classes welcome every level and run 60 to 90 minutes. Also on the weekly schedule: Ashtanga, somatic yoga, athletic yoga, handstands and a hatha class taught in Spanish.
Hatha and vinyasa most days, from slow flow to strong. Aerial silks runs several times a week, and acro yoga on Fridays.
Hatha Yoga
Grounding, held and aligned
Vinyasa Flow
Breath-led, slow to strong
Aerial Silks
Climb, hang and play
Yin several times a week, restorative yoga on selected Saturdays and meditation most mornings.
Yin Yoga
Long holds, deep release
Restorative Yoga
Fully supported, with sound
Morning Meditation
Meditation, then yoga
Evenings at Eagle's Nest
Most evenings there's something on, and visitors are welcome.
Movie Night
A film and fresh popcorn in the Shala. 7:00 PM · Free entry
Mayan Fire Ceremony
A traditional ceremony around the Sacred Fire. 5:00 PM · Included for staying guests, $39 for visitors
Art and Games Night
Art, games and good company in the cafe and lounge. 6:30 PM · Free entry
Acoustic Sessions
A different live musician each week in the cafe and lounge. 6:30 PM · Free entry
Community Day
The whole space opens to everyone, with open practice on the platform and an open mic at 6:30 PM. From 3:30 PM · Free entry
Sound Journey
Live instruments at sunset on selected Saturdays. 4:30 PM · Included for staying guests, $30 to $35 for visitors
Dates and times can change, so see the live schedule above before you come.
What to Bring
You need very little. We provide the rest.
Comfortable Clothes
Breathable layers you can move in, plus a warm layer for early mornings and evenings. For aerial silks, wear leggings that cover the backs of your knees.
A Water Bottle
Refill it free at the filtered-water station in front of the cafe.
Mats and Props Provided
Mats, blocks, bolsters and blankets are here for you. You're welcome to bring your own mat.
An Open-Air Platform
Most classes run on the open-air platform, with Lake Atitlan and its volcanoes in view. In very heavy rain, class moves to the covered Shala below.
Arrive 15 to 30 Minutes Early
Finding Eagle's Nest for the first time can take a while, and classes that have begun can't admit latecomers (we'll rebook you into a later class). Come early, enjoy a drink at the cafe, say hi to the cats and settle in.
Where to Find Us in San Marcos La Laguna
Eagle's Nest sits on a steep, forested hillside above San Marcos La Laguna, a small village on Lake Atitlan in Guatemala, known for its wellness community. The last stretch is a climb on foot up a stepped footpath, so give yourself extra time on your first visit.
From the Dock
Take a tuk-tuk from the San Marcos dock and ask for Eagle's Nest, or walk up through the village.
Follow the Yellow Arrows
Coming up the road from town, our sign is on the left just before Shangri-La. Hand-painted yellow arrows lead up the footpath to the gate.
Skip the Map App
Map apps can send you the wrong way here, so check our arrival guide before you set off.
Meet Your Yoga Teachers
A rotating team of teachers runs the weekly schedule, each with their own style and background.
Mahana
Raised in South India, yoga has been part of her life since childhood. Mahana's classes blend asana and yogic philosophy, offering a space to cultivate presence, deepen self-connection, and carry the practice into everyday life.
Robin
Robin is an intuitive mentor, sacred sound journey facilitator, and teacher of yoga, meditation, and metaphysics. Drawing on decades of experience, she blends sound, tarot, dreamwork, energy work, and archetypal wisdom to support transformation and self-trust.
Hannah Cunha
Hannah is a somatic movement facilitator, psychosomatic therapist, and movement artist. Her classes are nervous-system-informed, prioritizing internal experience over physical form.
Satya
Satya weaves breath, mindful movement, and playfulness into their classes, inviting students to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and embrace yoga as a joyful practice of presence, awareness, and simply being.
Be
Be's classes explore grounded spirituality, alignment, and consciousness, cultivating peace and nervous system regulation. Expect to slow down, try something new, build strength, and develop a deeper connection between body, mind, and spirit.
Ale
A multidisciplinary artist, he has published four books, led movement centers and social circus projects across Guatemala, trained in acrobatics and clowning throughout Central America and Colombia, and now directs Pajarotacuazin Circus and Graphic Arts School, teaching circus and visual arts.
Vito
At 23, Vito discovered Ashtanga Yoga, beginning a lifelong journey of study and practice. He has traveled extensively, exploring yoga's traditional teachings and sacred texts, sharing an approach rooted in self-discovery, authenticity, and personal transformation.
Lauren Elizabeth
Lauren Elizabeth is a somatic facilitator and embodiment guide who loves to bring you into deeper connection with your body, breath, and spirit. Her classes are grounding, gently opening and deliciously nourishing.
Clara
Clara weaves 20 years of traditional yoga practice into energetic, heart-led classes. Expect creative sequencing, breath-centered movement, and space to reconnect with your body and flow with joy.
Kate
Kate teaches an energetic, athletic style of yoga that blends elements of Ashtanga, Hatha, and Bikram. Her fiery, empowering classes encourage students to build strength, explore new movement possibilities, and embrace the practice with curiosity, confidence, and a sense of fun.
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Yoga Class FAQ
Practice With Us Every Day
Stay at Eagle's Nest and every group class is included, along with three home-cooked meals a day.
3–5 yoga classes a day, included with every stay