Yoga Teacher Training Schools in Bali
Short answer
This is a plain, alphabetical list of yoga teacher training schools that operate in Bali, mainly around Ubud, Canggu and Nusa Lembongan. This catalog details each school's primary teaching location, the lineage of yoga taught, the total duration of the course, and its Yoga Alliance registration status alongside approximate pricing. It is a reference list, not a ranking or recommendation.
| School | Area | Style | Hours | Yoga Alliance | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Yoga Bali | Nusa Lembongan | Multi-style (Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin, Rocket) | 200 / 300 | RYS listed | See website |
| Alchemy Yoga and Meditation | Ubud | Vinyasa / meditation | 200 | Unverified | See website |
| Bali Yoga Ashram | Ubud | Hatha / Vinyasa | 200 | Unverified | See website |
| Radiantly Alive Yoga | Ubud | Vinyasa | 200 / 300 | Unverified | See website |
| The Yoga Barn | Ubud | Multi-style (varies by visiting teacher) | 50 / 100 / 200 / 300 | Unverified | See website |
| Samasti Yoga | Ubud area | Functional / somatic | 200 | Unverified | See website |
| Yoga Vidya Dham Bali | Ubud | Traditional Hatha | 200 / 300 | Unverified | See website |
| YTTinBali (affiliated schools) | Various, Bali-wide | Multi-style, varies by school | 100 / 200 / 300 / 500 | Unverified | See website |
| Zuna Yoga | Canggu | Vinyasa | 200 | Unverified | See website |
Listed alphabetically. Inclusion is not an endorsement; check details with each school.
How this list was compiled
We searched for yoga teacher training providers physically based in Bali, then checked each school's own website for program details — location, style, hours, and price. Where a school's Yoga Alliance status could be confirmed on the Yoga Alliance directory or clearly stated on the school's site, we noted it; otherwise the field reads "Unverified," which means we could not confirm it, not that the school lacks it. Prices change constantly with season, room type and group size, so we list "See website" wherever a school does not publish a fixed, current figure. This page is a starting point for your own research, not a verified comparison engine, and it is not sponsored by any school listed.
What the columns mean
Location is the town or area in Bali where the training is physically held — Ubud remains the dominant hub, with Canggu and the surrounding islands (such as Nusa Lembongan) also hosting programs. Style describes the main lineage or approach taught, such as Vinyasa, Hatha, or a multi-style curriculum. Hours refers to the Yoga Alliance hour tier — 200, 300 or 500 — which maps to RYT-200, the advanced RYT-300 add-on, and the combined RYT-500 credential. Yoga Alliance indicates whether the school is a Registered Yoga School (RYS) under Yoga Alliance, which is a private, voluntary registry rather than a government accreditation or a guarantee of teaching quality. Price is the school's own published starting figure for the listed program, usually for a shared room; private rooms, flights, insurance and visa costs are typically extra.
What to ask before booking
Before you commit a deposit, ask the school directly: Who teaches the anatomy and philosophy modules, and what are their credentials? What is the maximum class size, and how many lead teachers versus assistants are on the floor? Is accommodation included in the quoted price, and is it air-conditioned (Bali's humidity makes this a real comfort factor, not a luxury)? What is the refund and rescheduling policy if you need to cancel? Can the school put you in touch with two or three recent graduates who are not featured in their marketing? Finally, confirm exactly which Yoga Alliance designation (RYS 200, 300 or 500) the specific cohort you're booking is registered under — schools sometimes run both registered and non-registered variants of the same training.
Local context: training in Bali
Bali's yoga teacher training market is large, mature and highly competitive, concentrated in Ubud's rice-field studios and increasingly in Canggu's surf-town scene, with smaller island outposts like Nusa Lembongan offering a quieter alternative. The sheer number of schools — dozens run 200-hour cohorts in any given month — means marketing claims (star ratings, "best of" lists, bundled discounts) are common and not independently verified by us or usually by anyone else. Indonesia requires a valid visa for any paid or unpaid training stay beyond a short tourist visit; check current visa rules for your nationality directly with Indonesian immigration before booking, since requirements change and schools' own visa guidance is not a substitute for official sources. Wet season (roughly November to March) can affect outdoor practice spaces and travel between areas, which is worth factoring into which month you choose.
Inclusion is not endorsement
Appearing on this list does not mean thekriyayogi.com recommends, endorses or has vetted any school's teaching quality, safety practices or business conduct. We have not visited these schools, sat in on their trainings, or interviewed their graduates. Facts such as prices, instructors, schedules and even Yoga Alliance status can and do change after publication — always verify current details directly with the school and, where relevant, on Yoga Alliance's own directory before paying any deposit.
A note on sourcing
Where we quote a price, hours figure or Yoga Alliance status, it comes from the school's own website or the Yoga Alliance public directory, not from third-party review aggregators, which can be inconsistent or commercially incentivized. If a school's site conflicted with other information we found, we deferred to the school's own current page. If you find an error here, or you run a school that should be added or corrected, treat this as a living reference: facts drift, and the responsibility to confirm them before booking sits with the prospective student.