Yoga & Spiritual Retreats in Bali
Yoga and spiritual retreats in Bali: Ubud rice terraces and temples, Java, Nusa Penida and Gili Air, with daily yoga, meditation and island adventure.
Bali Eden Retreat
A journey of yoga, meditation, nature, culture and self-discovery
An immersive journey through Ubud, Java, Nusa Penida and Gili Air, bringing together yoga, meditation, culture, nature, adventure and time for personal…
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9-Day Self-Exploration and Adventure Retreat
Daily yoga and meditation, inspired by the chakras
Nine days combining adventure and cultural discovery in Bali with daily yoga, meditation and personal reflection.
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Peace Retreats Bali
Peace, connection, renewal and wellbeing
Space away from everyday pressures to rest, reconnect and restore, through yoga, meditation, nature and Bali's cultural and spiritual traditions.
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Bali is a place where nature, spirituality, culture and everyday life come together in a unique way. Offerings are placed at doorways every morning, temple ceremonies fill the calendar, and the green rice terraces around Ubud seem designed for slowing down. It is easy to see why so many people come here to practise yoga and meditation, and why so many leave feeling changed.
Our Bali retreats are created to experience the island beyond conventional tourism: daily practice, time in nature and real encounters with Balinese culture, balanced with space for rest and reflection.
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Bali Eden Retreat
An immersive journey of about ten days that moves through Ubud (3 nights), Java (2 nights), Nusa Penida (1 night) and Gili Air (2 nights), bringing together yoga, meditation, temples, nature, adventure and island life. It is as much an exploration of place as an exploration of the self. Discover Bali Eden.
9-Day Self-Exploration and Adventure Retreat
Nine days combining adventure and cultural discovery with daily yoga and meditation on themes inspired by the chakras, together with journaling, reflection and science-informed approaches to spirituality and personal development. Discover the 9-day retreat.
Peace Retreats Bali
Retreats created around peace, connection, renewal and wellbeing: space away from everyday pressures to rest, reconnect and restore through yoga, meditation, nature and Bali's cultural and spiritual traditions. Discover Peace Retreats Bali.
When to go
Bali has a drier season, roughly from April to October, and a wetter season from about November to March, when short tropical downpours are common but the island is green and lush. Retreats can be lovely in both; the dry months are popular for island hopping and sunrise walks.
Visiting temples respectfully
When you enter a Balinese temple, you will be asked to wear a sarong and sash and to cover your shoulders; these are often available to borrow or rent at the entrance. Speak softly, follow the guidance of local hosts, and never step on the small offerings you will see on the ground.
Who are these retreats for?
For people who want more than conventional sightseeing: those drawn to the combination of travel, yoga, meditation, nature, culture, adventure and self-exploration. Whether you are looking for an active island journey or simply a peaceful pause, there is a Bali retreat for you.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Bali retreat should I choose?
Choose Bali Eden if you want to travel between Ubud, Java, Nusa Penida and Gili Air; the 9-day Self-Exploration and Adventure Retreat for adventure combined with chakra-inspired practice; or Peace Retreats Bali for a gentler focus on rest and renewal. Our questionnaire can help you decide.
Do we stay in one place on the Bali Eden Retreat?
No. The journey moves through Ubud (3 nights), Java (2 nights), Nusa Penida (1 night) and Gili Air (2 nights), with travel and island-transfer days in between.
What does chakra-inspired mean on the 9-day retreat?
Daily yoga and meditation follow themes inspired by the chakras, supported by journaling, reflection and science-informed approaches to spirituality and personal development.
When is the best time for a retreat in Bali?
The drier season runs roughly from April to October and the wetter season from about November to March. Both can be beautiful; the dry months are popular for island hopping.
What should I wear when visiting temples?
A sarong and sash with covered shoulders. They are often available to borrow or rent at temple entrances.
How do I find out dates and reserve a place?
Send us a message or fill in our Find Your Retreat questionnaire. Sana replies personally with dates, the full programme and how to reserve your place.
Tell us a little about yourself and we will suggest the journey that fits you.
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