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The 10 best yoga studios in Adelaide

The right yoga studio in Adelaide depends on your experience, preferred pace and whether you want movement alongside recovery or meditation. Check for beginner-friendly classes and modifications, then consider heat, class style and equipment requirements. Some studios provide mats and props, while others ask you to bring a mat, towel and water.

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Compare 10 Yoga Studios in Adelaide

Equilibrium The Holistic Living Project, Adelaide#1
Worth noting
  • Flow and yin yoga classes

  • Mats and props provided

  • Yoga, meditation and recovery under one roof

Equilibrium The Holistic Living Project

5.0109 reviews
66-68 Unley Rd, Unley SA 5061, Australia
Suited to
Beginners and practitioners seeking yoga with recovery options

Flow and yin yoga classes are offered at Equilibrium The Holistic Living Project in Unley, alongside meditation and recovery services. The studio welcomes beginners and lifelong practitioners, with classes combining traditional yoga teachings and a modern understanding of the body.

Its setting includes a serene garden, and mats and props are provided. Options extend to class packs, memberships and private lessons, with corporate or school yoga also available. New students can use a 14-day introductory offer. Those managing an injury are asked to speak with the teacher so movements can be modified appropriately.

Human.Kind Studios City, Adelaide#2
Worth noting
  • Unlimited yoga and Pilates access

  • City and Glenelg studio membership

  • Live and on-demand online classes

Human.Kind Studios City

4.9226 reviews
Level 1/60 Halifax St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Suited to
People combining movement classes with wellbeing support

Yoga and Pilates classes sit alongside meditation, breathwork and strength training at Human.Kind Studios City. The studio also provides allied health support, creating a broader movement and wellbeing setting for people who want classes or one-to-one care.

Memberships include unlimited access to yoga and Pilates at both the City and Glenelg studios, with Lift classes available as an optional add-on for $9 per week. The online studio broadcasts live and on-demand yoga and Pilates classes from Adelaide, while casual livestream access is also available. Members can store mats free of charge, with first-visit mat hire free and later hire charged at $3. Live and on-demand online classes extend access beyond the studio.

Human.Kind Glenelg, Adelaide#3
Worth noting
  • Unlimited yoga and Pilates access

  • Live and on-demand classes

  • Movement and allied health services

Human.Kind Glenelg

5.080 reviews
Level 1/118 Jetty Rd, Glenelg SA 5045, Australia
Suited to
Beginners and regular movers seeking yoga, Pilates or broader wellbeing support

Human.Kind Glenelg brings together yoga, Pilates and meditation, alongside strength training, physiotherapy and counselling. Its memberships provide unlimited access to yoga and Pilates classes, with Lift strength classes available as an optional add-on.

The studio welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners through varied classes, in-person sessions and live or on-demand online classes broadcast from Adelaide. Members receive access to both the City Studio and Glenelg Studio, while mat hire is free on the first visit and mat storage is available to members. Unlimited yoga and Pilates access is included across memberships, which offer different payment and commitment choices. The wider programme also includes community movement, therapies, events and retreats.

Yoga Spirit Studios, Adelaide#4
Worth noting
  • In-person and live-stream classes

  • Gentle classes with modifications

  • Yoga retreats and special events

Yoga Spirit Studios

4.9139 reviews
194 Henley Beach Rd, Torrensville SA 5031, Australia
Suited to
Beginners and experienced students seeking yoga or meditation

Yoga Spirit Studios runs daily yoga and meditation classes in Torrensville, with in-person and live-stream options. Its timetable includes different yoga styles and levels, including gentle classes with modifications, alongside meditation and somatics. The studio also runs special events and retreats.

New students can begin with unlimited introductory passes, while ongoing members can attend unlimited classes through weekly or fortnightly payment options. The teachers bring varied interests and training, supporting beginners as well as experienced practitioners. Students can sign up online or visit the studio before their first class. Bookings should be made in advance because the timetable can change with teacher availability or public holidays.

BeWell Studio, Adelaide#5
Worth noting
  • 90-minute Bikram yoga

  • Halotherapy salt room

  • Showers and street parking

BeWell Studio

5.072 reviews
173 Grote St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Suited to
Students seeking varied yoga and fitness classes

Traditional 90-minute Bikram yoga leads the class range at BeWell Studio, alongside Vinyasa, Yin and Pilates sessions. Workshops, body-conditioning classes and a halotherapy salt room add options beyond standard yoga practice.

The studio suits beginners and experienced students seeking work on fitness, flexibility or strength. Showers and free street parking support visits before work or alongside a trip to the nearby markets, while the varied timetable allows students to choose different styles as their practice develops.

Wynroy Hot Yoga, Adelaide#6
Worth noting
  • About 40°C infrared heat

  • Dedicated Hot Beginners class

  • Heated and room-temperature options

Wynroy Hot Yoga

5.067 reviews
194 Prospect Rd, Prospect SA 5082, Australia
Suited to
Beginners or regulars wanting challenging hot yoga

Infrared heat, dynamic movement and a proper workout shape the classes at Wynroy Hot Yoga in Prospect. The studio runs Hot Vinyasa, Yin, room-temperature Vinyasa and Hot Yolates, with options for beginners as well as experienced practitioners. Classes are available seven days a week.

A 60-minute Hot Beginners session introduces new students to the heated studio, while teachers cue options throughout class. The room reaches about 40°C for heated sessions, and showers are available on site. Students should bring a yoga mat, a large towel and water. The two-week unlimited intro pass covers the available class styles.

Eastside Yoga & Pilates, Adelaide#7
Worth noting
  • Hot fusion Pilates

  • No-heat class options

  • Online and pre-recorded classes

Eastside Yoga & Pilates

4.990 reviews
Rear of/370 Kensington Rd, Erindale SA 5066, Australia
Suited to
Beginners and regulars wanting Pilates or yoga with heated and no-heat options

Mat Pilates, hot fusion Pilates and a range of yoga styles are taught at Eastside Yoga & Pilates. Classes suit different bodies and experience levels, with options supporting strength, posture and recovery. The studio also offers no-heat choices, kid-friendly sessions, online classes and workshops.

New members can book online up until class start, subject to availability. Heated sessions suit people who enjoy a warmer practice, while no-heat options provide an alternative. Classes run at different times for busy schedules, and a new-member pass is listed at $59, alongside drop-in visits and 10-class passes.

The Loft Collaborative, Adelaide#8
Worth noting
  • Mirror-free studio spaces

  • 14 movement and wellbeing class types

  • Access and equity memberships

The Loft Collaborative

5.049 reviews
13 Paringa Ave, Somerton Park SA 5044, Australia
Suited to
People seeking inclusive yoga, Pilates and recovery classes

The Loft Collaborative combines yoga with Pilates and strength and conditioning in Somerton Park. Recovery classes are also available in small groups for all levels, held in warm, mirror-free spaces called The Loft and The Warehouse.

The studio suits people building strength, reconnecting with movement or seeking calmer recovery practices. Yoga options include Vinyasa, while recovery sessions include myofascial release and Yoga Nidra. Memberships range from casual passes to limited and unlimited plans, with access and equity options including complimentary First Nations membership and funded or partly funded memberships.

Embody Hot Yoga Marion, Adelaide#9
Worth noting
  • Classes across three temperature settings

  • Warm Variation for first-timers

  • 45-minute Hot Express class

Embody Hot Yoga Marion

5.042 reviews
687 Marion Rd, Ascot Park SA 5043, Australia
Suited to
Beginners and practitioners wanting heated yoga options

Hot, warm and room-temperature yoga classes at Embody Hot Yoga Marion build strength, flexibility and endurance through varied styles. The boutique studio welcomes beginners and established practitioners, with classes designed for different abilities and fitness levels.

Standard classes run for one hour, while Hot Express runs for 45 minutes. Hot sessions are approximately 35 to 38 degrees, warm classes are approximately 26 to 28 degrees, and non-heated classes use room temperature. Students unsure about heat can start with Warm Variation, while fitter participants may choose one of the studio’s hot classes. Booking guarantees a spot, although limited walk-in spaces may be available.

Exhale Yoga, Adelaide#10
Worth noting
  • Hatha, Yin and Vinyasa classes

  • Beginners and Fundamentals course

  • In-studio and online yoga options

Exhale Yoga

4.953 reviews
Room 3/1 Hughes St, Unley SA 5061, Australia
Suited to
Beginners, prenatal participants and flexible drop-in practice

Beginners can build a foundation through Exhale Yoga’s dedicated Beginners and Fundamentals course, while regular classes cover Hatha, Yin and Vinyasa flow styles. The studio also runs prenatal yoga, drop-in sessions, workshops and online yoga videos, giving participants different ways to practise.

Classes introduce postures, breathing techniques, mindfulness, meditation and basic yoga philosophy. Rosie’s teaching combines yoga with mindfulness and neuroscience experience, and the studio describes its classes as suitable for new and experienced participants, including mums starting the journey to motherhood. Bookings are required because the studio space is intimate, and online bookings receive first priority.

Compare the whole list at once

#BusinessRatingReviewsSuited to
#1Equilibrium The Holistic Living Project 5.0109Beginners and practitioners seeking yoga with recovery options
#2Human.Kind Studios City 4.9226People combining movement classes with wellbeing support
#3Human.Kind Glenelg 5.080Beginners and regular movers seeking yoga, Pilates or broader wellbeing support
#4Yoga Spirit Studios 4.9139Beginners and experienced students seeking yoga or meditation
#5BeWell Studio 5.072Students seeking varied yoga and fitness classes
#6Wynroy Hot Yoga 5.067Beginners or regulars wanting challenging hot yoga
#7Eastside Yoga & Pilates 4.990Beginners and regulars wanting Pilates or yoga with heated and no-heat options
#8The Loft Collaborative 5.049People seeking inclusive yoga, Pilates and recovery classes
#9Embody Hot Yoga Marion 5.042Beginners and practitioners wanting heated yoga options
#10Exhale Yoga 4.953Beginners, prenatal participants and flexible drop-in practice

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Quick answers before you ring

Are there beginner yoga classes in Adelaide?

Yes. Several studios welcome beginners through introductory passes, dedicated fundamentals courses or beginner classes. Sessions range from gentle and room-temperature practice to heated introductions. Teachers may offer modifications, and people managing an injury are encouraged to discuss suitable movement with the teacher.

What types of yoga classes are available in Adelaide?

Options include Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Bikram, hot yoga, prenatal yoga, Yoga Nidra, meditation and somatics. Some studios also combine yoga with Pilates, strength training, recovery or allied health services. Online, livestream and on-demand classes are available from several providers.

Do Adelaide yoga studios provide mats and props?

Some studios provide mats and props, while others offer first-visit hire or ask students to bring their own equipment. Arrangements differ, with some studios selling rather than hiring mats. Check what is included before attending, particularly for heated classes where a towel and water may also be needed.