Whether you’re a dedicated yogi or a total beginner on the mat, Bali has long been a popular place to practice yoga \u2013 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\u2019ve rounded up Bali\u2019s best yoga studios with daily drop-in classes. Plus, a few tips I\u2019ve gathered from my own yoga journey.<\/p>\n
Note:<\/strong> Yoga studios in Bali typically provide mats and commonly used props like blocks, bolsters, and yoga straps or bands \u2013 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.<\/p>\n Why trust this guide<\/strong><\/p>\n I\u2019ve been a dedicated yoga practitioner for 7+ years, but fun fact: the first time I joined a yoga class was actually in Bali in 2009. It wasn\u2019t love at first class, so I get it \u2013 finding a yoga studio, class and instructors who resonate with you can be overwhelming. Or even one that feels welcoming if you’re trying yoga for the first time, and don\u2019t know what you\u2019re looking for or what to expect. I\u2019ve tried and tested these Bali yoga studios to help you find the style, vibe and community that suit you best.<\/p>\n