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Goat Yoga Comes To Sussex

29 Jun, 2025

Mindfulness among mini goats near Lewes

POV: You’re lying on your back on a yoga mat with the cutest miniature goats nuzzling your ear… 

Just a short drive from Lewes, the new goat yoga experience on Yuup welcomes you to Hale Farm in Chiddingly for an unforgettable blend of yoga, nature and furry companionship.

Nestled in lush green fields, this unique experience created by local hosts, Happy Hooves, brings relaxation, laughter and a touch of countryside magic to your wellness routine. Upon arrival, the sight of playful mini goats sets the tone. You unfurl your yoga mat in a scenic, peaceful setting before an experienced instructor introduces a beginner-friendly flow that helps synchronize breath with movement. 

The session is crafted to be inclusive: whether you’re new to yoga or more experienced, it’s less about perfection and more about presence. The real delight, of course, is the goats. They roam freely, curiously investigating downward dogs and savasana poses. They might nuzzle, climb or simply lounge beside you. Their spontaneous visits bring both serenity and joy. Expect plenty of photo opportunities, heartfelt giggles and moments of pure connection. 

Post-session, there’s time to linger, cuddle a friendly goat, snap candid farmyard shots and savour the fresh air. It’s a rare chance to decompress, breathe deeply and step elegantly (or not so elegantly!) into a moment of effortless play. The effect is both grounding and exhilarating, a wholesome reset. This blend of gentle movement, animal therapy and stunning scenery offers impressive wellness benefits. The presence of goats helps reduce stress, lift mood, and lower blood pressure, a therapeutic combo of oxytocin, laughter and pastoral calm. 

The Yuup goat yoga experience is more than a class, it’s a heartwarming invitation to connect: with your breath, with the land and with these endearing creatures. Whether you’re treating yourself or planning a thoughtful gift, this mindful countryside experience promises warmth, delight and a smiling heart long after you leave. 

Secure your mat, bring comfy clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty, and prepare for a session that’s beautifully unpredictable and totally worth the drive from Lewes. Find dates for the next session on the Yuup website and book your place. 

www.yuup.co

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