tribe six. - Tyabb (VIC)

5 /5 Maree Cross: Congradulations to Melanie and to James for creating Tribe Six in the lovely friendly rural township of Tyabb. You have worked extremely hard to provide a unique attractive business. The beautiful gift shop is an inviting and comfortable space to wander around as you view a lovely selection of good quality gifts. Its been so helpful to shop locally at Tribe Six when i have needed to buy a nice gift. Then there is your wonderful Lifestyle and Wellness Studio. Very organised, clean and the environment is relaxed and friendly. I attend several classes and Ive made many friends at Tribe Six. Wishing you continued success. May Tribe Six thrive and prosper. Best wishes for the future.

5 /5 Megan Macdonald: Not only a beautiful shop and studio, but the people are lovely too! Mel and James, thank you for opening up this little gem in Tyabb. The perfect place to pick up a gift, with really quality brands. Shout out to yoga teacher Megan for her wonderful yoga classes too - thank you!

5 /5 Shannan Ingaliso: Tribe Six is a warm and welcoming studio space led by the fantastic owners Melanie and James. The classes are wonderful and occur every day of the week. The instructors not only focus on imparting their specialty skills but have a genuine interest in your personal wellbeing and focus on providing a holistic experience that elevates your overall health and participation. Tribe Six is a great addition to the Tyabb community and it has enhanced my own life so much - I love it!

5 /5 Rosemary Ritchie: This beautiful, immaculately maintained yoga/pilates studio, coupled with the positive & encouraging atmosphere, is more than just a place to work out. Each class is truly an uplifting experience. The instructors are knowledgeable & passionate, catering for all levels of fitness where you can feel challenged & supported. The Tribe Six lifestyle store is a must to visit. An eclectic mix of homewares, jewellery, clothing & furnishings. Thank you Melanie & James for bringing such a strong sense of “community” in Tribe Six.