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We will begin with a brief 5-10 min. meditation to set our intentions for the day. Then flow with me from asana (pose) to asana, to begin the vinyasa (movement) portion of class; getting our hearts beating and our chakras singing! We will then start to steady the body and mind with some balancing and restorative postures. Finishing up with a delicious savasana (rest) that incorporates aromatherapy, and finally some coffee and great conversation! Can be modified for all levels! ~Private bookings also available~ ~Can travel to your AirBnb or beach location- Other things to note Dress in layers, early mornings can be chilly. Towels will be provided to cover your mat, or substitute completely.

A unique Himalayan Salt Cave experience, Here in the middle of Cape Cod. The facility was recently built by the pioneer of Salt Therapy and the founder of Salt Cave Inc., Dr. Margaret Smiechowski. In just one 45 minute session, you will learn about the history and benefits of salt therapy. Relaxing in a zero gravity chair, you will experience salt-saturated air pumped into the cave by our salt generator. Other things to note Please wear loose clothing, and bring white socks to wear in our cave. Please notice this is a group experience. You might be in the salt cave with other groups of people. No refund will be issued if canceled less than 24 hours before the event.

A booking provides fare passage to explore the rivers and bays of Orleans, North Chatham; the haul out area of Cape Cod's large gray seal population; the waters of Chatham Harbor including the Chatham fishing fleet and the Chatham fish pier. View Chatham lighthouse and the shores of the beautiful Cape Cod National Seashore barrier beach with its vibrant bird and marine life. Water is provided. The tour is 2 hours long and is 22 miles round trip. Our trip remains within the calm protected waters of Orleans and Chatham and does not go into the ocean. If you haven't seen this part of Cape Cod from the water, then you are missing its true beauty. Due to the substantial cost of operating the vessel, a tour trip can only run if there are a minimum of three booked fares. Other things to note Children 12 and under must wear life jackets. Children of all ages are welcome if accompanied by their parent. Unaccompanied children must be 18 years of age or older. Capt. may cancel if bad weather

I will greet my guest and tell them about myself I will give a tour of the property, beach, personal facilities to use in my home and make everyone feel comfortable. I will give a detail to the evening. I will have everyone watch my demonstrate and offer for anyone to participate in the meal. We will all sit around the large tables that are beautifully set and eat dinner. After or before dinner, depending on the time of day, I will encourage guests to take a walk along the water or watch the most amazing sunset over the water,

We will meet at my home on Seaview Street to get set up with bikes talk a little bit about the surrounding homes in the neighborhood. We will start off the bike tour visiting two landmarks (Chatham Bars Inn and Chatham Lighthouse) and my favorite store. The second half of the tour covers some history of Chatham, the increased shark activity in these waters, and information about clamming and fishing in the town. We will end with the picturesque Oyster Pond and Veteran’s field and talk about the local community. If I happen to have recently gone clamming, I’ll invite you to taste a freshly shucked quahog (and if I don’t have any, I’ll send you to the right place to try it yourself). This is an easy to medium difficulty bike ride. It is 3 miles in total and more of a means to easily see a lot of places than you would on foot. Please note that there are some roads with traffic, but cars are generally respectful of bikes in Chatham. Other things to note This is a 3 mile, slowly paced bike ride for all levels, including kids. Safety on the bikes is the top priority. We will ensure social distancing for guests, but please wear a mask.