9 Best Yoga Teacher Trainings in Bali YTT

So, you are searching for a fitting yoga teacher training (YTT), and dreaming of traveling to Bali? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Here is a carefully selected collection of the best yoga teacher training in Bali, with all the essential information so you can quickly narrow down your search.

Keep in mind there are plenty more schools than this, but our team (who lives in Bali) took some time to collect the programs that we feel are the most popular and respected on the Island.

East+West

 

East+West yoga is a well-established international yoga teacher training school known for its grounded, integrative approach and emphasis on embodied teaching. The Bali 200-hour training blends strong physical practice with anatomy, yoga philosophy, pranayama, meditation, intelligent sequencing, and extensive teaching practicum, designed to help students develop confidence, clarity, and authenticity as teachers. Rather than adhering to a single rigid lineage, the curriculum draws from both Eastern tradition and modern Western understanding, creating a balanced, accessible methodology suitable for a wide range of practitioners. Trainings are intentionally kept at a supportive, community-oriented size, allowing for meaningful mentorship, personalized feedback, and deep connection among students and faculty. Held in the lush, tranquil setting of Bali, the program offers an immersive environment that supports both disciplined study and personal transformation, making it a popular choice for students seeking to deepen their practice.

• Price: $3,800 (early bird). Payment plans are available for as low as $500 / month.
• Duration: 23 days All-inclusive (accommodation, food & training) 
• Website: https://yogaeastwest.com/
• Training Style: Hatha / Vinyasa

 

All Yoga Training

All Yoga Training is one of the most popular and established yoga teacher training schools in Bali, consistently recognized in student reviews for its high teaching standards, structured methodology, and depth of mentorship. Rooted in the Ashtanga Vinyasa method, the curriculum is carefully sequenced to cover anatomy, yoga philosophy, asana labs, teaching methodology, intelligent sequencing, ethics, and extensive teaching practice. Trainings are intentionally kept intimate and limited to a maximum of 20–22 students per training, allowing for close teacher–student interaction, continuous feedback, and individual skill development throughout the course. The training is held in Nusa Lembongan, a quiet yet vibrant island off Bali’s coast, where students study in the only direct beachfront yoga Shala in Bali, supported by on-site accommodation and nourishing meals in a calm, focused learning environment.

• Price: from $2,950
• Special offer: Free accommodation for the first 10 students of each course
• Duration: 23 Days
• Website: https://www.allyogatraining.com
• Style: Ashtanga Vinyasa / Rocket Yoga

 

Power of Now Oasis

Held at one of the most unique yoga studios in Bali, the Power of Now Oasis is a tight-knit community of Yogi’s in the small beach town of Sanur. Sanur is a lesser-known town, but it’s a great place for a YTT as it feels more authentically Balinese than Kuta & Seminyak, and less yoga-saturated than Ubud. The studio is a bamboo barn right on the beach. They bring great local teachers into the yoga training, and it feels very authentically Balinese. The environment is incredibly friendly and serene. Oh, and did I mention they have a cow?

• Price: $3,100 (does not include food or accommodation. expect about $4,500 total for the month)
• Duration: 21 – 25 Days
• Website: http://powerofnowoasis.com/yoga-teacher-trainings-bali
• Style: Vinyasa / Hatha

 

School Yoga Institute

A “mystical” yoga school, a mix of traditional yoga and ancient Shamanic practices. I would not recommend this program if you do not have some exposure or connection to Shamanic practices, as it generally comes with its own language and rituals. It’s run by 3 younger westerners. The yoga training is held in Kura Kura Bali, the west side of the island.

• Price: $2,450 (Room and board NOT included- so expect another $1,100-$2,000).
• Duration: 21 days
• Website: https://schoolyogainstitute.com/200-hour-yoga-teacher-training/
• Style: “Mystical” yoga

 

Life/Yoga

This is a newer training run by a group of westerners and teachers from India. This is one of the most progressive 200 hour yoga teacher training Bali has to offer. It’s being held at unique beach locations across the Island. Don’t expect the traditional asana training here. This is a full-immersive dive into all the aspects of the yogic lifestyle.

• Price: $2,550
• Duration: 21 Days
• Website: https://lifebali.com/life-yoga/
• Training Style: Hatha / Vinyasa

 

Yandara

Because it’s only 16 days, the 200 hours will be more tightly packed, so expect full days (7 am to 9 pm) of training. The training is held at the Shambala oceanside resort in the north part of the island, which is definitely less active, and more secluded than Ubud or the west side of the island.

• Price: $2,970 all-inclusive
• Duration: 16 Days
• Website: http://www.yandara.com/training-locations/bali/16-day
• Style: All styles

 

Zuna Yoga

A great program led by a group of experienced westerners with impressive credentials. This is a highly rated program that tends to sell out quite early. It’s a more rigorous course physically, with two, difficult 2-hour asana classes a day. The course sizes are larger, however (24-25 students) so students may lose out on individualized attention. It’s great for people looking for a more connected group experience.

• Price: $3,875 all-inclusive
• Duration: 21 Days
• Website: https://zunayoga.com/
• Style: Tantra / Hatha

 

School of Sacred Arts

A 3-week instructor course held at the Yoga Barn in Ubud, the yoga hot spot in all southeast Asia. With a $3,650 price tag without food or accommodation, you’ll end up paying around $4,600-$5,000 for 3 weeks, so it’s perhaps one of the more expensive YTT Bali has to offer. This teacher training is Yoga Barn’s longest-running training, so is very integrated with their teachers and culture.

It feels very diverse and multi-cultural, and there’s plenty of other events going on at the Yoga Barn throughout the day. You’re also right in the heart of Ubud, so you can walk to just about everything you’d want to do. The Yoga Barn can feel a little hectic sometimes, as there are usually 3 classes going on and hundreds of people there at a time, so be prepared for that.

• Price: $3,650 does not include accommodation or food (expect around $4,500- $5,000 total)
• Duration: 21 Days
• Website: http://www.schoolofsacredarts.net/yoga-retreat-bali/
• Style: Hatha Yoga

 

Sadhana Yoga School

A worldwide school that runs their instructor course in many locations. This is a 3-week yoga course held at a beach resort at the east end of the island. Surprisingly, the beaches are not always the best in Bali, and many prefer to be in Ubud for their training, is this feels like the spiritual center of the island. Their style of yoga is based on the Sivananda tradition. Their teachers are a diverse group of most westerners.

• Price: $4,500 (triple) to $5,500 (single room)
• Duration: 21 Days
• Website: https://sadhanayoga.com/
• Style: Vinyasa / Hatha