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Compare 12 instructor courses in Indonesia. Prices from €700. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
- 8 Day Learn Balinese Massage, Yoga & Cultural Retreat in Bali — 8 days
- 20-Day Yoga Teacher Training Retreat in Ubud, Bali — 20 days
- 21-Day 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Bali: Ocean View Certification with Aerial, Acro & Yin — 21 days
- 500-Hour Yoga Teacher Training and Wellness Retreat in Bingin Beach, Bali — 49 days
- 14-Day Bali Yoga Teacher Training with Ocean Views at Bingin Beach — 14 days
- 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training & Wellness Retreat in Bali — 14 days
- Yin Yoga Teacher Training & Wellness Immersion in Bali — 20 days
- 100-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Bali's Rice-Field Countryside — 11 days
- 21-Day Oceanfront Yoga Teacher Training in Bali — 21 days
- Aerial Yoga Teacher Training and Wellness Retreat in Uluwatu, Bali — 6 days
- 21-Day 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Bali — 21 days
- Well-rounded Yoga Teacher Training and Wellness Retreat in Bali — 10 days
Indonesia has established itself as one of the most sought-after destinations for yoga instructor training, and this collection of courses reflects that reputation. Based primarily in Bali, these programmes range from focused six-day specialisations to comprehensive seven-week certifications, giving you genuine flexibility in how you approach your teaching journey. You will find 100-hour, 200-hour, 300-hour and 500-hour Yoga Alliance registered trainings here, alongside more specialist offerings such as aerial yoga certification. Settings vary from rice-field countryside around Ubud to oceanfront shalas at Bingin Beach and Uluwatu, so whether you prefer lush green landscapes or sea views, there is a programme to match. Prices on this page run from 604 EUR for a six-day aerial course up to 3450 EUR for a 49-day 500-hour certification, with most falling between 949 USD and 1728 EUR. Several programmes welcome complete beginners, structuring their schedules so you can build confidence gradually before leading full classes yourself. Others are designed for those who already hold a 200-hour qualification and wish to deepen their skills with a 300-hour advanced training. If you are considering a career change, want to formalise your personal practice, or simply wish to immerse yourself in yoga for a few weeks, you will find a course here that fits your level and your budget.
Frequently asked questions
How much do yoga instructor courses in Indonesia cost?
Programmes on this page range from 604 EUR for a six-day aerial yoga teacher training up to 3450 EUR for a 49-day 500-hour certification. Most 200-hour trainings fall between 1121 EUR and 2300 EUR, while 300-hour courses typically cost around 1552 EUR to 1728 EUR.
How long do the training programmes last?
Durations vary considerably. The shortest is a six-day aerial yoga course, while the longest is a 49-day 500-hour certification. Most 200-hour trainings run between 14 and 23 days, and there is also an intensive 11-day 100-hour option for those with limited time.
Are these courses suitable for beginners?
Several programmes explicitly welcome complete beginners. For example, the 14-day training at Bingin Beach is structured so that even those new to yoga can take it on, with teaching practice introduced gradually so you build confidence over time.
Where in Indonesia are these courses held?
All courses on this page are based in Bali. Locations include Ubud and its surrounding rice-field countryside, the oceanfront at Bingin Beach, and Uluwatu. Settings range from dedicated shalas with air conditioning to open spaces with views over the sea or natural landscapes.
Will I receive a recognised certification?
Most programmes here are registered with Yoga Alliance, meaning your certification is accepted worldwide and allows you to register as an RYT 200 or RYT 300 depending on the course level.
What styles of yoga are covered?
Styles vary by programme but commonly include hatha, vinyasa, pranayama, and meditation. Some courses also incorporate specialist disciplines such as aerial yoga, acro yoga, and yin yoga alongside anatomy and philosophy modules.
What does a typical training day look like?
Most programmes follow a consistent daily rhythm. A common schedule begins around 6:30 or 6:45 AM with meditation and pranayama, followed by a 90-minute asana class, then lectures or theory sessions. Breaks are provided for breakfast, lunch, and rest, with days often finishing around 7:00 PM.
Will I get hands-on teaching experience?
Yes, several programmes emphasise practical teaching skills. You typically start by guiding small sections of a class early in the training and build up to leading a full 75-minute practice by the end, so you leave feeling ready to teach.