Happy Seal Yoga announces return of full summer “Yoga by the Sea” schedule across the Yorkshire coast
Happy Seal Yoga announces the return of their full programme of outdoor “Yoga by the Sea” classes, running from the start of May through to the end of September.
After strong demand in previous years, yoga by the sea is returning to some of the Yorkshire coast’s most popular locations, offering both residents and visitors a consistent way to practise yoga outdoors throughout the summer season.
The 2026 schedule includes:
- Sandsend – Thursdays, 07:15–08:00
- Whitby – Tuesdays, 18:00–18:45
- Scarborough – Fridays, 07:15–08:00 and Sundays, 09:30–10:15
- Cayton Bay – Tuesdays, 07:15–08:00
- Filey – Wednesdays, 07:15–08:00
All classes are designed to be accessible to a wide range of participants, including beginners, regular practitioners, and those returning to yoga after a break.
Happy Seal Yoga’s summer programme focuses on making yoga simple and approachable. There is no requirement for long-term commitment, and participants can attend individual sessions as their schedules allow. The short, 45-minute class format is intended to fit easily into a typical morning or evening routine, whether before work, during a holiday stay, or as part of a weekend activity.
The early morning sessions, which make up the majority of the timetable, are structured to help participants start the day with movement and focus. Evening sessions, such as the Whitby class, provide an option for those who prefer a slower transition out of the working day.
Helen Peterson, founder of Happy seal Yoga, said: “Yoga is not about perfection; it’s about progress.
“Our goal at Happy Seal Yoga is to empower individuals to embrace their journey and find happiness in every step of the way. Whether you’re seeking to improve flexibility, build strength, or simply unwind after a long day, our Summer Yoga by the Sea classes offer something for everyone.”
By spreading classes across multiple locations, Happy Seal Yoga aims to reduce travel time for participants and encourage engagement within each coastal community. The inclusion of locations such as Sandsend, Cayton Bay, and Filey ensures that the programme extends beyond the larger towns and into quieter areas of the coastline.
Happy Seal Yoga expects demand to increase during peak summer weeks and encourages early booking for sessions, particularly in popular locations such as Scarborough and Whitby.
Participants are advised that weather conditions will always be a factor for outdoor classes.
Updates regarding any changes or cancellations will be communicated in advance where possible, ensuring participants can plan accordingly.
Visit www.happysealyoga.com for more information and to book a session.