Cuban Salsa with Vassiliki Bei

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

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Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

12 Sep - 19 Sep 2026

Book this holiday

What to expect:

Basics with a twist and a personal flavor.

From beginner to professional level, grounding and fundamental steps are the foundation of Cuban salsa. Learning the basics is like learning the alphabet of a language – a foundation that allows everyone to create their own dialect.

“Let’s co-create something beautiful, while holding space for everyone’s individuality.”

What's Included?

Vassiliki’s course is held in Atsitsa Bay on Skyros island in Greece and is part of the wide range of courses and activities available.

The holiday includes full board twin shared accommodation in an eco-hut. Single upgrades and twin shares in the house are available.

Chat through the website, call +44 (0)1983 86 55 66 or email holidays@skyros.com to discuss your requirements.

About Vassiliki Bei

Vassiliki is a passionate dancer whose work is grounded in the belief that movement can be a powerful means of self-expression, connection, and understanding.

With a diverse background in social and cultural dance practices, combined with academic studies in business and technology, she brings together creative, embodied, and diverse perspectives.

Her journey with Cuban salsa began almost a decade ago as a way of connecting with people across language and cultural differences.

Since then, dance has taken her around the world, allowing her to learn from different communities, explore diverse movement traditions, and share the universal language of rhythm and movement – a language that is universal, yet always deeply personal.

Over the years, dance has evolved from a passion into an essential part of her personal and professional identity. This journey led her to Dance Movement Therapy, where she explores the relationship between movement, body, mind, and emotion, and the potential of embodied experiences to foster connection, awareness, and personal growth.

Fun fact:

She’s been sailing for as long as she can remember – even though seasickness has always been part of the adventure!