Bali: A Yoga Retreat Among Rice Fields & Tropical Gardens

In the spiritual heartland of Ubud, we step away from Bali’s faster rhythm and into days shaped by movement, breath and stillness. Surrounded by rice terraces and tropical gardens, this residential retreat brings together traditional yoga, meditation, nourishing vegetarian meals and moments of discovery beyond the shala.

The Experience

Mornings in the Open-Air Shala

Days begin early with pranayama and breathwork before moving into traditional yoga practice. Morning sessions focus on Hatha yoga, while evenings can bring Ashtanga flow, meditation and reflection. Both beginners and experienced practitioners are welcomed, with teaching adapted to individual levels.

A Simple Stay Surrounded by Nature

The retreat unfolds from an open-air shala overlooking greenery, with rice terraces and gardens forming the backdrop to daily practice. Private and shared rooms are available, each with an attached bathroom, while communal spaces create opportunities to slow down between sessions and share meals together.

Nourishment & Balinese Rituals

Freshly prepared sattvic vegetarian meals accompany the practice, with three meals generally served each day. The experience also reaches beyond the retreat grounds through guided excursions, including visits to the sacred water temple of Tirta Empul and walks through the Tegallalang rice terraces.

What Awaits

• Daily yoga practice
  
• Pranayama and breathwork
  
• Meditation sessions
  
• Open-air yoga shala
  
• Private or shared accommodation
  
• Fresh sattvic vegetarian meals
  
• Guided cultural and nature excursions
  

Beyond the Experience

Retreats begin on the first of each month and can run for 3, 5, 7, 14 or 21 days, with customised durations also available. Additional Balinese wellness treatments can be arranged separately. Airport transfers, flights, insurance and personal expenses are not part of the standard retreat package.

An Invitation

Here, we allow our days to become beautifully simple—waking before the island fully stirs, moving beneath an open-air roof, sharing nourishing meals and finding quiet among Bali’s rice fields. Between breath, movement and moments immersed in the landscape, there is space to reconnect with a gentler rhythm.