The 10 Best Yoga Studios in Uluwatu (2026)

Our Uluwatu pick is the single most Uluwatu thing you can do on a mat: an open-air teak shala on the cliff at Uluwatu Surf Villas, one 75-minute vinyasa class a day at 7:30am, with the famous left breaking below and the Mana restaurant waiting for breakfast after. Honest caveats: one class a day means zero schedule flexibility - miss the alarm, miss the day - and sources disagree on price (150k in two 2026 guides, 100k in a third; budget 150k and be pleased if it is less).

Not for late risers; there is one class at 7:30am, priced 100,000 or 150,000 by source

Bingin's community engine: two bamboo shalas running the widest style board on the peninsula - Hatha, Ashtanga, Surfer Flow, Kundalini, Yin, breathwork, dance and movement - plus a co-working space, sound healing and a busy workshop calendar (visiting-teacher workshops run 333k to 600k). If you are staying in Bingin for a while and want one membership that covers everything, this is it. Its own site lists the drop-in at 163k.

Not for anyone seeking a hideaway; it turns into a hub at busy hours

The Bukit outpost of Ubud's Alchemy: the same element-based curriculum (Fire, Ether, Air sessions), Krama yoga and breathwork, with kirtan evenings and a plant-based cafe - plus an ice bath and sauna on site for the post-class contrast. The most complete yoga-plus-recovery package in Bingin; its site prices passes rather than single classes - 5 classes for 700k (about 140k each) or 10 for 1.3m, valid in Ubud and Uluwatu.

Not for anyone who wants a packed schedule; The Space next door runs more

A 160-square-metre recycled-teak Grand Shala holding up to 50 mats, purpose-built for surfers: Morning Flow, Ashtanga, Hatha and a Deep Stretch and Flow class that is exactly what a paddled-out body wants. Three classes daily (7am, 10am, 4:30pm), open practice from noon to 6pm at 75k an hour, and the official 150k drop-in includes a mat, coconut water, drinking water and a towel; passes run 5 for 650k and 10 for 1,200k. Spa and Muz Kitchen cafe on site.

Not for anyone who wants a small room; up to 50 mats at peak

The clifftop wellness house above Suluban runs slow flow, gentle flow, vinyasa, yin and nidra - two classes in the morning and one in the afternoon - under a strict no-phone policy that actually holds. The draw is the combination: class on the cliff edge, then the contrast-therapy circuit (sauna, ice, steam) in the same compound. Book the class and the recovery session together and you have the Bukit's best two-hour reset.

Not for power yogis; three gentle classes a day

Bingin's movement collective: four to five classes a day spanning vinyasa, power and yin, then out past the mat into capoeira, calisthenics and surf mobility, with cacao ceremonies and full-moon rituals on the calendar. The most eclectic schedule on this list - and the biggest price disagreement in our research: one 2026 guide says 150k drop-in, another 250k. Ask before you tap your card.

Not for anyone who needs a settled price or a ceremony-free calendar; 150,000 to 250,000

The quiet surprise of this list: a wellness retreat whose antique-teak studio sells yoga and breathwork drop-ins at 8am and 4pm daily. The same address runs an award-winning spa, gym, infrared sauna and ice/hot baths. Its own site publishes no class or day-pass prices, so ask at reception; come for the class, stay if the budget stretches.

Not for anyone who needs flexible times; 8am and 4pm only, everything else retreat-priced

One daily vinyasa or Hatha flow, 9:30 to 10:45am, on the clifftop of Bingin's boutique resort Mû - then breakfast in the restaurant with the ocean below. The formula is the same as Morning Light's at a friendlier hour (no class price is published on its own site); the trade is that the shala is part of a hotel, so term-time regulars share the room with whoever checked in last night.

Not for anyone who wants an evening class or a settled room; one class a day

The jungle-bohemian lodge above Bingin beach runs one morning class daily, 8 to 9:30am. With direct beach access afterwards - class, swim, breakfast at the lodge restaurant - it is the old-Bingin morning, still available; its own site publishes no class price. Just one class a day, and the style board is simply "yoga": check the week's teacher if you have strong preferences.

Not for anyone who wants scooter-to-door or style choice; one morning class, lanes and stairs

Classic vinyasa and aerial classes daily at 9am in Ungasan - the residential side of the Bukit that tourist listicles skip. This is where you go when you are staying south and practising daily. It has no website of its own, so we print no price; the schedule lives on their social media and shifts, so check before you ride over.

Not for anyone who needs a fixed schedule; it is announced on social media, in Ungasan