From open-air classes in Ubud to ocean-view shalas in Uluwatu, here are the best yoga studios in Bali.
Whether you’re a dedicated yogi or a total beginner on the mat, Bali has long been a popular place to practice yoga – outside India, the birthplace of yoga. With its spiritual vibes and wide open spaces for saluting the warm tropical sun, and countless yoga studios in Bali, this island is a yogi’s playground. So to help you decide where to roll out your mat next (or for the very first time), I’ve rounded up Bali’s best yoga studios with daily drop-in classes. Plus, a few tips I’ve gathered from my own yoga journey.
Note: Yoga studios in Bali typically provide mats and commonly used props like blocks, bolsters, and yoga straps or bands – so, no need to bring your own. Beyond the movement and physical practice of yoga (AKA asana), there are studios offering breathwork (pranayama), meditation, yoga nidra and sound healing sessions.
Why trust this guide
I’ve been a dedicated yoga practitioner for 6+ years, but fun fact: the first time I joined a yoga class was actually in Bali in 2009. It wasn’t love at first class, so I get it – finding a yoga studio, class and instructors who resonate with you can be overwhelming. Even more so if you don’t know what you’re looking for or what to expect. I’ve tried and tested these Bali yoga studios to help you find the style, vibe and community that suit you best.
Classes you can take at yoga studios in Bali
Vinyasa (flow): Synchronises breath with dynamic movement to build cardiovascular fitness, flexibility, and strength.
Best for: Energising practice.
Try at: The Path, Radiantly Alive, Morning Light Yoga, Yoga Bliss Lembongan
Hatha: A foundational, slower-paced practice focused on alignment and longer holds.
Best for: Beginners.
Try at: The Practice, Yoga Searcher Bali
Yin: A meditative, restorative style targeting deep connective tissues through grounded poses held for 3 to 5 minutes.
Best for: Flexibility and stress relief.
Try at: Ubud Yoga House, Alchemy Yoga, Yoga 108
Ashtanga: A rigorous, disciplined series created by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois. Most yoga studios in Bali offer the Primary Series. I recommend “Led” classes for newcomers and “Mysore self practice” for experienced practitioners. My tip: Warm up before class.
Best for: Traditional, power-based practice.
Try at: Jiwa Bali, Umah Shakti
Kundalini: This spiritual practice combines movements (kriya), breathwork, meditation and chanting to awaken your energy.
Best for: Spiritual awakening .
Try at: Serenity Yoga, Koa Shala
Iyengar: Focuses on technical precision and structural alignment using props like blocks and straps.
Best for: Injury recovery and posture refinement.
Try at: Power Of Now Oasis
Aerial yoga (AKA Antigravity or Fly High): Uses silks and hammocks, and combines Hatha yoga and acrobatics.
Best for: Spinal decompression and aerial awareness.
Try at: Samadi Bali, Udara Bali
Acroyoga: A partner-based practice blends the wisdom of yoga with the power of acrobatics and the loving-kindness of Thai massage.
Best for: Acrobatics and trust-building.
Try at: The Yoga Barn
Overview of places in Bali for yoga
- Canggu: Trendy studios with modern yoga styles
- Ubud: Bali’s spiritual, traditional practices and wellness centre
- Uluwatu: Ocean-view yoga spaces that cater to surfers
- Seminyak: Boutique wellness studios
- Sanur: Coastal and family-friendly yoga sessions
- Nusa Lembongan: Calm, island yoga in small, intimate classes
The best yoga studios in Bali: CANGGU
1. The Practice
Traditional Hatha yoga studio in Canggu offering lineage-based practice, meditation and immersive teacher trainings.
A five-star yoga centre with high-quality classes and world-class teachers in a truly breathtaking setting, The Practice is bursting with impressive superlatives. But what sets this open-air bamboo studio apart from the rest is its commitment to the Sri Vidya Traditional Lineage. They’re dedicated to pass down this lineage-based teaching of Traditional Hatha yoga “from one to another”.
They explore the science and art of traditional practice under the guidance of experienced teachers, with daily asana, pranayama and meditation, master classes, workshops, and yoga teacher training programs for both new and experienced practitioners. They even have a virtual online studio so you can stay connected no matter where you are in the world.
Best for: Traditional Hatha Yoga in a closed community setting for dedicated yogis.
Price per class: IDR 150,000.
Address: Jl Batu Bolong No. 94A, Canggu.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 8am, Saturday and Sunday from 9am.
2. Samadi Bali
Eco-conscious Canggu yoga hub offering daily classes, aerial yoga, workshops and an organic cafe.
Samadi Bali is where you’ll find daily yoga classes, yoga teacher trainings and even an organic cafe and store, all under one roof. This eco-conscious community brings in the best yoga teachers in Bali who have trained extensively across the island and around the world. The team includes Indonesian and international yoga experts and community builders.
Teaching multiple styles daily as well as special skills workshops like inversions and FlyHigh, the Samadi team is dedicated to healing and renewal, all in a vibrant and welcoming environment.
Best for: Yogis who love inversions, aerial movements, and weekly kirtan sessions.
Price per class: IDR 155,000.
Address: Jl Padang Linjong No. 39, Echo Beach, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, from 9.30am.
3. Udara Bali
Ocean-view wellness resort near Canggu offering aerial yoga, sound healing and holistic retreats.
Udara Bali, (“udara” meaning “air”), houses yoga, detox and wellness retreats, all in one adult-only Bali wellness resort. Soul searchers can stretch it out in not one, but four yoga shalas located high up in the air, overlooking the Indian Ocean, Bali’s ancient temples and rice fields. While Udara Bali’s specialty is Aerial yoga, there are other classes too, from Hatha and Vinyasa, to water yoga and sound healing.
Aside from yoga classes, you can nourish your body with healthy meals at the organic restaurant. Or recover at the Finnish sauna and ice plunge hidden within the utterly unique meditation cave…
Best for: Solo travellers looking for Aerial yoga classes in an open space, high up in the air.
Price per class: IDR 170,000.
Address: Jl Pura Kramat, Seseh (near Canggu).
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 7.30am, Sunday from 9am.
4. Serenity Eco Guesthouse and Yoga
Eco-friendly Canggu yoga retreat offering diverse classes, holistic wellness and a vegan restaurant.
Laid-back, tranquil, and yet in the heart of vibrant Canggu, Serenity Eco Guesthouse & Yoga is a hidden, tropical oasis in environmentally-conscious grounds. Serenity offers both variety and affordability, from Vinyasa, Hatha and Aerial Yoga, to Yin, mobility classes, and myofascial release – there really is something for every yogi here.
And to top it all off, the whole property is smoke- and alcohol-free, home to an eco-friendly guesthouse. It’s an all-in-one holistic lifestyle retreat with an outdoor pool, a permaculture herbal garden and the vegan, chemical-free Alkaline Restaurant for a healthy post-stretch feed.
Best for: A wide variety of classes and workshops for all levels in an eco-friendly and affordable space.
Price per class: IDR 139,000.
Address: Jl Nelayan, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7.30am.
5. The Path Yoga Center
Welcoming Pererenan yoga studio offering Vinyasa, Yin, meditation and holistic healing workshops.
Tucked away in Pererenan, The Path Yoga Center is one of those Canggu yoga studios I keep returning to whenever I want a class that feels both professional and genuinely welcoming. I dropped in for a morning session and was immediately struck by the calm, focused atmosphere — the kind where everyone, from beginners to seasoned yogis, seems comfortable on their mat. The class schedule is impressively varied, spanning Jivamukti Vinyasa, Yin, Power Flow and meditative practices, alongside workshops ranging from crystal sound healing to restorative hypnosis and reiki, too!
Best for: Beginners and seasoned practitioners looking for variety and nervous system regulation.
Price per class: IDR 165,000.
Address: Jl Munduk Tengah No. 3, Pererenan.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7.15am.
The best yoga studios in Bali: UBUD
6. The Yoga Barn
Ubud’s iconic yoga and wellness centre offering daily classes, retreats, sound healing and holistic experiences.
One of the first, largest and most popular studios in Bali, The Yoga Barn is a mecca for yogis in Bali. It’s the place where anyone with a yoga mat under their arm is making a beeline for, where healing and renewal meets community vibes, and daily classes and regular retreats to choose from. And of course, where the annual Bali Spirit Festival is held.
The professional teachers and visiting faculty teach classes from traditional Hatha, Vinyasa, Pranayama, Iyengar, Yin and Aerial, to meditation, Yoga Nidra, sound healing, ecstatic dance and everything else you can think of. As one of the largest yoga centres in Southeast Asia, there are also guest houses, Garden Kafe, cacao and juice bars, and if you’re really ready for a big life change, you can even enrol onto yoga teacher training courses.
Best for: Every yoga style for all levels.
Price per class: IDR 165,000.
Address: Jl Hanoman, Pengosekan, Ubud.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7am.
7. Radiantly Alive
Popular Ubud yoga studio offering dynamic Vinyasa, Kundalini and transformative wellness workshops.
Radiantly Alive is a homely, welcoming yoga studio that truly captures the enchantment of Bali. With its contemporary offerings rooted in ancient traditions and authenticity, the yoga and movement classes, workshops and yoga teacher trainings are all led by professional and inspiring yoga teachers from all over the world.
In five gorgeous, dedicated shalas, you’ll experience top quality yoga classes in a variety of styles: Radiantly Alive Vinyasa, Kundalini, Fly High Yoga, Yin and Acro Yoga. They also offer workshops for sound healing, mindfulness and trauma release – the options for radiating from the inside out are endless.
Best for: Unique Radiantly Alive Vinyasa, and specialised classes like biomagnetism, shamanic breathwork, and more.
Price per class: IDR 165,000.
Address: Jl Jembawan No. 3, Ubud.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 7.30am, Sunday from 9am.
Radiantly Alive Class Schedule
8. Ubud Yoga House
Boutique open-air yoga studio offering intimate classes with jungle and rice terrace views.
A beautiful, boutique yoga studio in Ubud that’s all about offering small classes in an open-air space (all overlooking the rice terraces and surrounding jungle!), and led by all Balinese instructors. Ubud Yoga House is a student-centred studio that personalises its classes for both beginners and advanced yoga students. Within a warm, welcoming and homely environment, they offer private classes and yoga teacher trainings, alongside regular Vinyasa, Yin, Hatha and sunrise yoga classes. If you’re after an intimate, boutique-style studio, this one’s for you.
Best for: Traditional yoga styles in small, personalised classes.
Price per class: IDR 185,000.
Address: Jl Subak Sokwayah, Ubud.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7.30am.
Ubud Yoga House Class Schedule
9. Alchemy Yoga and Meditation Center
Eco-conscious Ubud yoga studio offering holistic classes, meditation and nature-inspired healing.
The yogic sister of Bali’s first raw vegan cafe, Alchemy Yoga and Meditation Center brings a wholesome yoga experience to Ubud. Surrounded by lush greenery, each of the daily classes pays homage to a natural element: earth, ether, air, water or fire, alongside ecstatic dance, sound healing, and many more. And with its calming, eco-conscious studio designed by Bali-based IBUKU (a sustainable bamboo architecture firm), it’s a very special destination for taking your yoga practice to the next level. After class, stock up on yoga essentials at the eco-friendly store, then recharge with a nourishing feast at Alchemy just across the street.
Best for: Eco-conscious, holistic wellness seekers.
Price per class: IDR 165,000.
Address: Jl Penestanan No. 75, Sayan, Ubud.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7.30am.
The best yoga studios in Bali: ULUWATU
10. Morning Light at Uluwatu Surf Villas
Clifftop yoga studio with ocean views offering Vinyasa flows and surf-friendly mobility classes.
Designed for surfers, Morning Light Yoga Studio is an open-air reclaimed teak yoga shala that envelops yogis in the sights, sounds, and smells of Mother Nature. Designed to help you flow and rebalance, the daily Vinyasa classes here are surrounded by breathtaking views of lush jungle overlooking Uluwatu’s famous waves. To really help you discover your Zen, there are even regular retreats each month featuring international legends like American surfer, Gerry Lopez.
Best for: Morning pre-surf mobility sessions with awesome views.
Price per class: IDR 150,000.
Address: Uluwatu Surf Villas, Jl Pantai Suluban, Uluwatu.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7.30am.
Morning Light Yoga Class Schedule
11. Yoga Searcher Bali
Humble Uluwatu yoga retreat offering creative flows, stretching and surf recovery sessions.
Nested on the cliffs of Uluwatu, Yoga Searcher Bali offers a unique yoga retreat centre built inside an original Javanese joglo made from 100% recycled wood. The two yoga studios here offer two different classes experiences: The 160 sqm Big Shala is open for large classes of 50 people or more, while the Little Shala (just 25 sqm) is perfect for more intimate classes, private sessions and small workshops.
Best for: Creative flows and deep stretching for Uluwatu surfers.
Price per class: IDR 150,000.
Address: Jl Labuan Sait Suluban, Uluwatu.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7.30am.
Yoga Searcher Bali Class Schedule
The best yoga studios in Bali: SEMINYAK
12. Jiwa Bali
Seminyak hot yoga studio offering folding sequences and Pilates in a heated studio.
If you prefer to stretch and sweat, then drop into a class at Seminyak’s Jiwa Bali. The brainchild of former fashion model, Angie Grgat, Jiwa leads classes for beginners and experienced yogis alike, working through a series of 26 poses to work every inch of your body, every internal organ, muscle, tendon, ligament and joint. If you haven’t heard of hot yoga, this practice takes place in a heated room that reaches temperatures of over 40 degrees Celcius, which allows the muscles to relax, stretch deeper, and create greater flexibility.
Best for: Hot yoga and pilates for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
Price per class: IDR 150,000.
Address: Jl Petitenget No. 777, Seminyak.
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 7am, Friday to Sunday from 8am.
13. Yoga 108
Beginner-friendly Seminyak yoga studio offering simple Vinyasa, Hatha and Yin classes.
Right in the heart of Seminyak, Yoga 108 offers reliable class without the influencer buzz. The space feels humble, like a home practice – just how I like it. You’ll find tried and tested staples here, from Vinyasa, Hatha, Power and Gentle Flows, to Yin and sound healing. Yep, here’s where you can take your first class without an overwhelming number of choices.
Best for: Yoga first-timers looking for fuss-free classes.
Price per class: IDR 120,000.
Address: Jl Drupadi No. 108, Seminyak.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 7.30am, Saturday & Sunday from 8am.
The best yoga studios in Bali: SANUR
14. Koa Shala
Peaceful Sanur yoga sanctuary offering Hatha, Vinyasa and restorative yoga in a garden setting.
Located in the very heart of Sanur’s “eat street”, Koa Shala is quietly nestled down a banana palm-lined alley, and once you step through the gate away from the hustle and bustle of life on the street, a peaceful garden sanctuary awaits. The space features a two-storey wooden shala studio, housing different styles daily: traditional Hatha, Vinyasa, Kundalini and restorative practices to end the day on a blissful note…
Best for: Yoga for all levels with spa bundle options.
Price per class: IDR 120,000.
Address: Jl Danau Tamblingan No. 77A, Sanur.
Opening hours: Daily, from 7.15am.
15. Umah Shakti
Community-based Sanur yoga studio offering affordable traditional yoga and wellness therapies.
In the midst of a Balinese community compound and tropical gardens is a wooden yoga studio, Umah Shakti. This humble studio is where you can learn traditional styles from Balinese instructors, including Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Hatha and Yin, as well as yoga with anti-gravity hammocks. Special events like trauma healing and acupressure therapies are also available for a well-rounded self-care day out.
Best for: Affordable yoga for first-timers, surrounded by local community.
Price per class: Starting from IDR 90,000.
Address: Jl Danau Beratan, Gang XI No. 14, Sanur.
Opening hours: Sunday to Friday from 8.30am, Saturday from 7am.
16. Power of Now Oasis
Beachside bamboo yoga studio in Sanur offering ocean-breeze classes and wellness retreats.
So you’re biking along Sanur’s Mertasari beach, and you come across a beautiful bamboo building and a cow (named Angelique!) calmly grazing on the lawn. Step into this wondrous building and you’ll find an eco-friendly yoga studio that is Power of Now Oasis. From Hatha and Vinyasa flows, to Iyengar and Yin – the studio’s bamboo walls and floors, plus the breezy ocean view, all add to the relaxing atmosphere as you inhale… and exhale…
Best for: Hatha, Vinyasa and wellness retreats by the beach.
Price per class: IDR 140,000.
Address: Jl Retro Beach, Sanur.
Opening hours: Daily, from 8am.
Power Of Now Oasis Class Schedule
The best yoga studios in Bali: NUSA LEMBONGAN
17. Yoga Bliss Lembongan
Island yoga studio offering Vinyasa classes and restorative sessions plus healthy vegan refreshments.
Don’t be fooled by Nusa Lembongan’s small size – there are plenty of awesome things to do on this picturesque island just 40 minutes by boat from Sanur), and one of them is moving mindfully, guided by professional yoga teachers. Yoga is a Sanskrit word meaning unification, and a small island getaway is a great way for you to connect with yourself and the environment. At Yoga Bliss Lembongan, you can choose from Vinyasa or restorative classes, then cool down with healthy vegan and veggie-friendly refreshments from Green Garden.
Best for: Yoga classes and surfer mobility workshops, plus an island getaway with delicious healthy treats.
Price per class: IDR 120,000.
Address: Jungutbatu, Nusa Lembongan.
Opening hours: Daily, from 8am.
Yoga Bliss Lembongan Class Schedule
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FAQs about yoga classes and studios in Bali
Are yoga classes in Bali suitable for beginners?
Yes, yoga classes in Bali are very beginner-friendly, and most yoga studios welcome students of all experience levels. Many studios offer beginner yoga classes, gentle yoga, and introductory sessions designed to help newcomers learn proper alignment, breathing techniques, and basic poses.
How much does a yoga class cost in Bali?
The price of a yoga class in Bali typically ranges between IDR 100,000 and IDR 200,000 per drop-in class, depending on the studio, location, and class type.
Many yoga studios also offer discounted class packs, weekly passes, and unlimited memberships, which are popular with travellers staying longer in Bali.
Luxury wellness resorts may charge higher prices for specialised yoga workshops or private sessions.
Do I need to book yoga classes in advance in Bali?
Most yoga studios in Bali allow drop-ins for regular classes. Some studios with limited spaces require bookings, so you'll want to check with your chosen studio before you go.
What types of yoga classes can I take in Bali?
Yoga studios in Bali offer a wide range of yoga styles, making the island one of the world’s leading wellness and yoga destinations.
Common classes include:
Hatha yoga
Vinyasa power flow
Yin and restorative yoga
Meditation and breathwork
Sound healing and mindfulness sessions
Many studios also combine yoga with holistic wellness practices, such as guided meditation, cacao ceremonies, or breathwork classes.
Where are the best places in Bali to take yoga classes?
The most popular places for yoga classes in Bali include:
Ubud – Bali’s spiritual and wellness centre
Canggu – trendy studios with modern yoga styles
Uluwatu – ocean-view yoga spaces
Seminyak – boutique wellness studios
Do yoga studios in Bali provide mats and equipment?
Yes, most yoga studios in Bali provide mats, blocks, straps, and other props for students attending classes. High-end studios typically use quality yoga equipment and clean studio spaces, ensuring a comfortable and hygienic environment.
However, some regular practitioners prefer to bring their own yoga mat or towel, especially for hot yoga classes.
Are yoga instructors in Bali qualified?
Many yoga teachers in Bali are internationally certified, often holding 200-hour or 500-hour yoga teacher training certifications from recognised yoga schools.
Because Bali attracts global wellness practitioners, studios frequently host experienced teachers from around the world, offering high-quality instruction in both traditional and modern yoga practices.
Can I take private yoga classes in Bali?
Yes, private yoga classes in Bali are widely available, especially at wellness resorts, boutique studios, and private villas.
Private sessions allow instructors to tailor the practice to your level, goals, or physical needs, whether you’re focusing on flexibility, injury recovery, meditation, or stress relief.
Private yoga sessions are popular with couples, retreats, and travellers seeking personalised wellness experiences.
What should I wear to a yoga class in Bali?
Most yoga studios in Bali recommend comfortable, breathable activewear suitable for tropical weather. Lightweight fabrics, yoga leggings, and moisture-wicking tops are ideal for Bali’s warm climate.
Because many studios are open-air, bringing a small towel and water bottle can also be helpful during more active classes.