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Compare 3 yoga & pilates in Koh Phangan, Thailand. Prices from €466. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
Koh Phangan has long drawn those seeking a quieter pace, and the yoga retreats gathered here reflect that unhurried island spirit. You will find programmes ranging from six to eight days, each set in tropical gardens within reach of the water. The retreats on this page are based around Hin Kong, a relaxed corner of the island known for its sunset views across the Gulf of Thailand. Mornings typically begin with pranayama breathing before moving into your chosen practice, whether that is a strong Ashtanga-based flow or something gentler. The settings include saltwater pools, open-air yoga shalas and beachfront restaurants, giving you space to unwind between sessions. Prices start from 466 USD for a six-day retreat and reach 706 EUR for a seven-day programme, so there is a spread to suit different budgets and lengths of stay. These escapes work well if you want to step away from routine without committing to anything overly intense. Whether you are a regular practitioner looking to deepen your experience or simply curious about what a week of daily yoga might bring, the programmes here are designed around a rhythm that balances effort with rest.
The retreats on this page range from 466 USD for a six-day programme to 706 EUR for a seven-day escape. An eight-day option is also available from 653 USD.
Programme lengths vary from six to eight days. You can choose a shorter escape or extend your stay depending on how much time you have.
The retreats are based in and around the Hin Kong area, a quiet part of the island known for its relaxed atmosphere and stunning sunsets. The centre sits across from Hin Kong beach and looks out toward the Gulf of Thailand.
Mornings typically include pranayama breathing followed by a choice of practices. Options include a strong Ashtanga-based flow for those who want something more vigorous, as well as gentler alternatives.
The setting includes tropical gardens, a saltwater pool, an open-air yoga shala and a beachfront restaurant. The property overlooks the Gulf of Thailand.
These retreats are well suited to solo travellers. The structured daily rhythm and communal spaces make it easy to settle in, whether you arrive alone or with others.