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Yoga & Pilates in Bali
Indonesia · 7 retreats
Compare 7 yoga & pilates in Bali, Indonesia. Prices from €566. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
- Wellness Escape in Bali with Yoga and Spa Treatments — 8 days
- Wellness Escape: 10-Day Yoga & Massage Retreat on Bali's North Coast — 10 days
- Tropical Rainforest Body Reset: Yoga & Hiking Wellness Escape in Bali — 4 days
- Authentic Balinese Culture & Wellness Retreat with Daily Yoga in Bali — 7 days
- 5-Day Yoga & Wellness Escape into Authentic Balinese Culture — 5 days
- 5-Day Jungle Yoga & Wellness Escape in Bali's Rainforest — 5 days
- 6-Day Luxury Yoga & Wellness Escape in Bali's Rainforest — 6 days
Bali has earned its reputation as a destination where yoga and wellness sit naturally within the landscape, and the retreats on this page reflect that. You will find programmes ranging from three days to ten days, with prices starting at 367 EUR and reaching up to 1564 EUR or 1116 USD depending on the retreat. The locations vary considerably. Some are set on the beachfront along Bali's quieter northern coast at traditional Balinese resorts, whilst others are tucked into the jungle and rice terraces of Tabanan Regency, in villages locals describe as the real Bali. In Canggu, you can combine yoga with surfing and the coastal cafe scene. The styles taught include Hatha and Vinyasa, often led by instructors who adapt sessions to mixed ability groups. Many programmes weave in meditation, pranayama, sound healing, and hands-on Balinese cultural experiences such as temple visits and traditional cooking. Some retreats focus on relaxation with spa treatments, others add hiking through rainforest or mornings on the surf. Whether you want a short reset or a longer immersion into Balinese philosophy and practice, there is something here to suit. These retreats welcome those looking for stillness as much as those wanting to move, and the range of settings means you can choose between beachside calm, jungle seclusion, or village authenticity.
Frequently asked questions
How much do yoga retreats in Bali cost?
Prices on this page range from 367 EUR for a three-day programme up to 1564 EUR for an eight-day wellness escape. Some retreats are priced in USD, with options from 706 USD for five days to 1116 USD for a ten-day retreat.
How long are the programmes?
Retreats vary from three days to ten days. You will find several five-day, six-day, and seven-day options, so there is flexibility depending on how much time you have.
Are these retreats suitable for beginners?
Several retreats mention that guests are a mix of fitness levels and that classes are adapted accordingly. One listing specifically notes that instructors adjust sessions so all levels can participate.
Where in Bali are these retreats located?
Locations include Canggu on the coast, the northern beachfront at Puri Bagus Lovina, and the rural Tabanan Regency inland. Tabanan is known for its rice terraces and traditional villages, whilst Canggu offers proximity to surf beaches and cafes. Some properties in Tabanan are around two and a half hours from Ngurah Rai International Airport.
What styles of yoga are taught?
The retreats on this page primarily offer Hatha and Vinyasa yoga. Sessions typically run in the mornings and afternoons, often combined with meditation and pranayama.
What else is included besides yoga?
Inclusions vary between retreats. Some offer spa treatments and massage, others include sound healing, hiking through jungle, surfing, or Balinese cultural experiences such as temple visits and traditional cooking. Accommodation and meals are commonly part of the package, with breakfast featuring items like tropical fruit and local dishes.
Can I attend a retreat on my own?
These retreats welcome individual travellers. The smaller properties, such as those with around ten private cabins, create an intimate atmosphere where staff learn your name and you are not lost in a crowd.
What kind of accommodation can I expect?
Accommodation ranges from traditional Balinese-style villas with thatched roofs and tropical gardens to antique Javanese joglos and private cabins set among jungle. Some properties are beachfront resorts, whilst others are eco-friendly retreats surrounded by rice fields.