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. Two 2026 guides quote the drop-in at 150k and 165k respectively.

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 at a mid-tier 160k, with a rare published 110k rate for KITAS holders and locals.

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 4pm for 50k, 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 120k - less than most village studios - at 8am and 4pm daily. The same address runs an award-winning spa, gym, infrared sauna and ice/hot baths; the 3 million day pass bundles a class, a 60-minute massage, a three-course lunch and full facility access. Come for the cheap 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 130k and a friendlier hour; 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. At 130k with direct beach access afterwards - class, swim, breakfast at the lodge restaurant - it is the old-Bingin morning, still available. 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

The cheapest sourced class on the peninsula: 80k for classic vinyasa, 100k for aerial, 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, practising daily and refusing to pay clifftop prices for a Tuesday flow. 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