Pererenan & Canggu · 6 min read
Yoga in Canggu and Pererenan: the studios worth your mat
Seven studios near Pererenan, from Jivamukti in the village to aerial classes in Seseh and Hatha on Batu Bolong.
Yoga in Canggu is almost a way of life. There are studios on every other street, and the choice can be overwhelming when you only have a week. The good news is that some of the best shalas are not on the busy strip at all, but in Pererenan and Seseh, a few minutes from the beach, surrounded by palms and rice fields.
These seven studios are all confirmed operating in 2025 and 2026 sources. Drop-in prices are those published at the time of writing and change regularly, so check schedules and rates before you go. Most studios also sell class packs that make a longer stay much cheaper.
A quick map of the area helps. Pererenan and Seseh are the quiet northern end, with studios among the fields. Echo Beach and Batu Bolong are the heart of Canggu, busier but with the biggest timetables. From Pererenan, every studio on this list is within about fifteen minutes by scooter outside rush hour.
Yoga studios in Pererenan
The Path Yoga Center
On Jalan Munduk Tengah, right in the village. Known for Jivamukti vinyasa, plus Yin, power flow and meditation. Classes start from around 7.15am and drop-ins are about IDR 165,000.
Chandra Yoga Bali
A treetop shala looking over the rice fields, with alignment based Hatha, vinyasa and energising power flows. Single classes have been from around IDR 130,000, with weekly and monthly unlimited passes.
Udara Bali
A yoga and detox retreat a few minutes north of Pererenan, on Jalan Pura Kramat. The timetable mixes aerial, Hatha, vinyasa, water yoga and sound healing. Drop-ins are about IDR 170,000.
The best yoga Canggu has to offer
Samadi Bali
On Jalan Padang Linjong, one of the longest running studios on this coast, with many styles on the timetable, aerial and inversion classes, and a weekly kirtan. Drop-ins are about IDR 155,000.
The Practice
A beautiful bamboo shala on Jalan Batu Bolong, focused on traditional Hatha, meditation and serious teacher trainings. Ideal if you want depth rather than a workout. Drop-ins are about IDR 150,000.
Serenity Eco Guesthouse & Yoga
An easygoing, long established spot on Jalan Nelayan close to the beach. Vinyasa, Hatha, aerial, Yin and mobility classes from 7.30am, with drop-ins around IDR 139,000.
Joga Yoga
On Jalan Pantai Batu Bolong, with vinyasa, strength based flows, restorative classes and meditation. A good choice if you want a solid class close to the cafés. Drop-ins are about IDR 140,000.
If you are new to yoga, tell the teacher before class. Every studio here welcomes beginners, and most timetables mark gentle or foundation classes clearly. Heat is the thing that catches visitors out: open air shalas can be warm by mid morning, so drink plenty and take breaks when you need them.
How to choose, and what to bring
- For a strong flow: The Path or Joga Yoga.
- For tradition and depth: The Practice.
- For something different: aerial or water yoga at Udara, or kirtan at Samadi.
- For views and calm: Chandra's treetop shala over the fields.
- Bring water, a small towel and insect repellent for evening classes. Mats are usually provided.
Making yoga part of your stay
The real luxury of a week of yoga in Canggu is the rhythm: an early class, a slow breakfast, a swim, maybe a massage in the afternoon. Pair your practice with our guide to rice field walks around Pererenan for the quietest mornings on this coast.
Some groups prefer to bring the teacher to them. Many instructors in the area offer private sessions at villas, which works well for friends travelling together or families with different levels. At Baliwood Pererenan the space around the pool and the indoor garden make a calm spot for a private class, and there is no traffic to sit in afterwards.
Many studios also run workshops, breathwork sessions, sound baths and ecstatic dance evenings, usually listed on their weekly timetable or social channels. They are a lovely way to meet people if you are travelling alone, and a good introduction to the wellness side of Bali beyond the mat.
One last note: prices on this list are drop-ins. If you plan to practise more than three or four times, ask about five or ten class packs, or a weekly unlimited pass. They often bring the cost per class down noticeably.
