Kia Ora, I’m Kiri the owner of Wild Coast Yoga, I believe life should be filled by adventure & creativity with an emphasis on wellbeing. 

Wildcoast yoga began its journey in 2017 by two Raglan locals Monica Grimshaw and Bridget Millward. They were unable to source a sustainable yoga mat that encapsulted the calming affects of the ocean.

I saw the potential of Wild Coast Yoga and felt it to be the perfect fit for my lifestyle and would like to expand the brand into other elements.

Every Wild Coast Yoga mat is created with a natural tree rubber base, captured from the sap of the Hevea Brasiliensis, a sustainable and renewable source. When the Havea Brasiliensis tree reaches maturity the sap is gently extracted from the rubber tree just like a maple tree is tapped. The natural rubber base is then bonded with a soft, luxurious microfibre surface made from recycled plastic bottles, and then printed with non toxic water based ink. As well as being an eco-friendly yoga mat, natural tree rubber provides a high traction base, better durability and won’t retain moisture like other synthetic rubbers. Wild Coast Yoga mats are free from PVC, Silicone,and Phthalates. We proudly ship without plastic, using recyclable cardboard boxes.

At Wild Coast Yoga we are passionate about the ocean and strive to give back to our beautiful planet. We proudly donate $1 from every yoga mat sold to our native Maui Dolphins.

Maui Dolphins are found only off the west coast of the North Island - nowhere else in the world. They are the worlds smallest and rarest dolphin and are critically endangered with under 50 left.

Fishing through conventional trawling and set netting has pushed Maui dophins to the brink of extinction.

Together we can raise enough funds to protect these dolphins, and help affected fisherman and communities to switch to dophin-friendly methods.