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What’s On at Serendip.

  • 🌿 Midweek Special Offer

    Thanks to the high interest, we’re extending our Midweek Special Offer into October!

    15% off any 60-minute body massage Monday–Thursday before 3 pm (€89)

    Package option: book 4 midweek massages and receive a complimentary 20-min add-on

    Make this your midweek ritual — a moment of deep relaxation to recharge body and mind.

    Valid for bookings on Mondays–Thursdays before 3 pm throughout October. When booking, simply select “Midweek Special Offer” in your account.

  • October at Serendip Studio

    October brings fresh energy into our studio with new classes, lunar-inspired practices, and special workshops to deepen your journey. Here’s what to look forward to:

    Power Yoga with our new teacher Alicja – a special pop-up class on Friday, Oct 10. Come experience it and let us know what you think!

    Full Moon & New Moon Yoga with Alexandra – align your practice with the lunar cycle.

    Pilates Barre Fusion with Joy – a new class blending strength and flow, every Thursday at 12:30 PM.

    Special Workshops (click each to learn more):

    Root Chakra Alignment with Marjorie (Oct 11)

    The Art of Grounding: Introduction to Qi Gong with Lamia (Oct 18)

    Baby Yoga Workshop with Charlotte (Oct 25)

    Come explore, try something new, and let us know which classes inspire you most this season. 

  • Sunday Morning Meditations

    Every Sunday 10:30 am at Serendip Spa & Wellbeing

    Plus, every last Sunday of the month, we're holding a special 2-hour Sunday Meditation with a Blessing Ritual

    Meditation is a powerful practice for cultivating emotional stability. With a gentle and open attitude, explore your mind and create space for compassion and loving-kindness. We'll begin with basic techniques and gradually introduce elements of Shingon-Buddhist practice, including simple visualizations.

    The session is led by Shaku Jinsen, a fully ordained Shingon Buddhist priest who studied and practiced in Japan for ten years. He now leads Yo e an, a center for Shingon Buddhism, offering guidance in meditation and Buddhist teachings.

    We follow the buddhist principle of free donations.