Do I need to book yoga classes in Hoi An in advance?

Many studios accept walk-ins for regular classes, but aerial yoga, small-group sessions and retreats should be booked a day or two ahead, especially in high season from February to August.

Yoga In Hoi An: 10 Best Yoga Studios & Classes (2026 Guide)

🧘 Local Wellness Guide · Updated July 2026

Find your calm in the heart of Central Vietnam 🌿

From open-air studios floating over emerald rice paddies to sunrise flows on An Bang Beach, this is the honest, up-to-date guide to practising Yoga Hoi An style — real addresses, class types, prices and insider tips from the Anh Khoa team who actually live here.

15+studios & retreats

100k–250k₫typical drop-in

Hatha · Vinyasa · Yin · Aerialstyles for every level

Written & fact-checked by Anh Khoa Hoi An, a local team based in the Old Town Every address & contact re-verified for 2026 No paid placements — ranked on reputation & reviews

Yoga Hoi An - sunrise yoga over the rice fields of Hoi An — Yoga in Hoi An ranges from rice-field studios to beachside sunrise flows.

Hoi An has quietly become one of Central Vietnam’s best places to roll out a mat, and the Yoga Hoi An scene keeps growing. The pace is slow, the setting is beautiful, teachers come from India, Europe and Vietnam, and a class costs a fraction of what you’d pay back home. Whether you want a gentle stretch after cycling the rice fields or a serious 200-hour teacher training, this guide points you to the Yoga Hoi An studios locals actually trust.

🏆 Yoga Hoi An at a glance — our quick picks

Short on time? Here’s the fast answer before we get into the full directory of yoga studios in Hoi An.

⭐ Best overall

OM ĐÂY Yoga

Top-rated, open-air studio over the rice fields.

🌿 Best all-rounder

Nomad Yoga

Established, huge schedule & a vegetarian café.

🕉️ Most authentic

Aum Yoga Vietnam

Traditional Indian Hatha & Ashtanga, YTT courses.

🧘 Best for meditation

Zen Asoka Yoga

Mindful practice & breathwork near the Old Town.

🏖️ Best by the beach

Naia Yoga + Café

Aerial yoga & smoothies steps from An Bang.

💰 Best value

Annen Yoga

Traditional Sivananda Hatha at a local price.

How to choose a yoga studio in Hoi An

Before you book, it helps to know what kind of class you’re after. Most Hoi An studios teach in English and welcome drop-ins, but the vibe ranges from sweaty dynamic flows to slow, meditative stretching. Here are the styles you’ll see on the timetables:

Hatha

Slow, foundational poses with breath and alignment. Ideal for beginners and anyone easing in.

Vinyasa / Flow

Dynamic sequences linked to the breath. Builds strength and heat — great for regular practitioners.

Ashtanga

A traditional, structured set series. Physically demanding and best if you already have a practice.

Yin & Restorative

Long, passive holds that release deep tension. Perfect after a day of cycling or travel.

Aerial Yoga

Supported poses in a soft hammock — fun, gentle on the joints and surprisingly relaxing.

Meditation & Pranayama

Breathwork and stillness. Offered on its own or built into most Hatha classes.

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Location matters more than you’d think. Studios cluster in three areas: the Old Town / Cẩm Phô (walkable, central), the Cửa Đại & An Bang beach side (relaxed, sea breeze), and the Cẩm Châu / Cẩm Thanh rice fields (the prettiest settings, ~10–15 min by bike). Pick one close to where you’re staying so an early class doesn’t become a chore.

The 10 best yoga studios in Hoi An

These are the studios we recommend most often to travellers and long-stay guests — chosen for quality of teaching, setting, reviews and consistency. Addresses and contacts were re-checked in 2026, but timetables change often, so message ahead for the exact class schedule.

OM ĐÂY Yoga Hoi An (formerly Om Factory Hoi An)

⭐ Editor’s choice · Best rice-field setting

📍 78 Lê Thánh Tông, Cẩm Châu🧘 Vinyasa · Yin · Aerial⭐ 4.8/5 (160+ reviews)💰 $$ drop-in & packs

The most loved yoga studio in Hoi An, and for good reason. OM ĐÂY sits on stilts above working rice paddies about 15 minutes by bike from the Old Town, so you practise in the open air with ducks wandering below and the sun setting over the fields. The teaching is warm but genuinely skilled, the aerial yoga classes are a highlight, and they run regular Yin retreats. Come for sunset — it’s magic.

📍 Get directions 🌐 omdayhoian.com

Nomad Yoga Hoi An

🌿 Best all-rounder & teacher training

📍 22 Nguyễn Du, Cẩm Phô📞 +84 90 644 8909🧘 Vinyasa · Hatha · Yin · Ashtanga💰 ~200k₫ drop-in

One of Hoi An’s original studios and still a favourite. Nomad runs a full weekly timetable — twice-daily studio classes plus sunrise beach and rice-field sessions — alongside meditation and a respected 200-hour teacher training. There’s a lovely vegetarian café to linger in afterwards, and the central Cẩm Phô location makes it easy to reach on foot or by bicycle from the Old Town.

📍 Get directions 🌐 Website

Aum Yoga Vietnam

🕉️ Most authentic · Traditional Indian yoga

📍 354/26 Cửa Đại, Cẩm Châu📞 +84 785 900 259🕐 8:30 AM – 6:15 PM🧘 Hatha · Ashtanga · Gentle Flow

Founded in 2019 by Rahul Chamoli — a 500-hour certified teacher who grew up in Rishikesh, the birthplace of yoga — Aum offers the most traditional practice in town. Expect proper Hatha and Ashtanga taught the Indian way, with real attention to breath and philosophy, not just the physical postures. It’s also a top choice for a serious 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in Hoi An.

📍 Get directions 🌐 aumyogavietnam.com

Zen Asoka Yoga & Meditation

🧘 Best for meditation & breathwork

📍 09 Thái Phiên, Hội An📞 +84 786 992 258🕐 05:00 – 20:00 daily🧘 Vinyasa · Hatha · Meditation

Led by Master Asoka, this welcoming centre a short walk from the Old Town puts mindfulness front and centre. Classes run from invigorating Vinyasa to soothing restorative sessions, with strong emphasis on breathing and meditation for all levels. Early birds love that the doors open at 5 AM for sunrise practice before the town wakes up.

📍 Get directions 🌐 yogahoian.net

Naia Yoga + Café

🏖️ Best beachside · Aerial + café

📍 60 Nguyễn Phan Vinh, Cẩm An (An Bang)🧘 Aerial · Vinyasa · Workshops☕ On-site healthy café💰 $$

Tucked in the An Bang Beach neighbourhood, Naia pairs a bright yoga space with a café serving fresh juices, smoothies and vegetarian food. The aerial yoga classes get rave reviews — teachers make first-timers feel completely at ease — and weekend workshops draw a friendly wellness crowd. Perfect if you’re staying near the beach.

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Annen Yoga

💰 Best value · Traditional Sivananda Hatha

📍 471/07 Cửa Đại, Hội An📞 +84 97 535 1727🕐 Mon–Sat · 6:00 AM & 5:30 PM⭐ 4.7/5 · $

A calm, no-frills studio specialising in Sivananda-style traditional Hatha, with breathwork and meditation woven in. It’s on the quiet side of town toward Cửa Đại, the teachers are gentle and patient with beginners, and the price is refreshingly local. If you want authentic practice without a boutique price tag, start here.

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A Luminary Life

✨ Holistic wellness & healing

📍 193 Lý Thái Tổ, Hội An🧘 Yoga · Wellness workshops💆 Personalized healing sessions💰 $$$

More of a full wellness sanctuary than a drop-in studio. Alongside yoga, A Luminary Life offers wellness workshops and one-to-one healing sessions, making it a good fit if you want to combine your practice with a deeper reset. Book ahead, as sessions are often personalized.

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Kamala Yoga House

🌸 Best for private retreats

📍 Hội An (by appointment)🧘 Asana · Pranayama · Meditation🍃 3–5 day retreats · vegetarian

For a proper reset, Kamala runs intimate private yoga retreats over 3–5 days: asana for the body, pranayama and deep relaxation for the nervous system, Sanskrit kirtan chanting, Abhyanga self-massage and daily vegetarian meals. It’s slower, heart-led and healing rather than fitness-focused — ideal as a gift to yourself. Message ahead to plan a schedule.

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Good to know: Most studios provide mats and props, so you can turn up empty-handed. For aerial yoga, small-group classes and any retreat, message the studio a day or two ahead — the good slots fill up fast in high season (roughly February to August).

More yoga classes in Hoi An — the full list

Beyond our top Yoga Hoi An picks, here are other studios and independent teachers worth knowing, especially if one is close to your hotel or homestay.

Studio	Address	Style / best for	Contact
Thiền An Yoga House	593 Hai Bà Trưng, Hội An	Alignment-focused Hatha, community vibe · budget	Walk-in
Mint Studio	101 Lý Thái Tổ, Hội An	Energetic classes & aerial yoga	Walk-in
Balance Yoga Hoi An	67 Trần Phú, Hội An	Mixed styles, very central	Walk-in
The Yoga Barn Hoi An	88 Nguyễn Phúc Tần, Hội An	Relaxed all-level classes	Walk-in
Om With Em Yoga	Various / outdoor & garden	Small, warm outdoor classes	By message
Hue Le Yoga	193 Cửa Đại, Hội An	Local Hatha classes	+84 94 204 2093
Flow With Meg	15B Lê Hồng Phong, Hội An	Pilates & yoga blend	+84 91 259 4390

Yoga retreats & resort classes (for hotel guests)

Several Hoi An resorts run beautiful yoga sessions for the people staying with them. If you’re booked into one of these, ask reception about the schedule — many include a complimentary morning class.

Resort	Area	Yoga offered
Four Seasons The Nam Hai	Điện Bàn (beachfront)	Hatha, Yin, Yoga Nidra, private & bespoke sessions
Hoiana Resort & Golf	Coastal Hoi An	Vinyasa, Ayurveda & Yin yoga for guests
Almanity Hoi An	326 Lý Thường Kiệt	Yoga retreat package · morning yoga + sunset Tai Chi
Anantara Hoi An	1 Phạm Hồng Thái (riverside)	Weekend yoga retreat
Bel Marina Hoi An	127 Nguyễn Phúc Tần	Riverside morning & evening classes

How much does yoga in Hoi An cost?

Yoga Hoi An is a bargain compared with Western prices. Here’s what to budget in 2026:

Option	Typical price	Notes
Single drop-in class	100,000 – 250,000₫ (~$4–$10)	Aerial classes sit at the top of the range
Class pack (5–10 classes)	Lower per-class rate	Best value if you’re staying a week+
Weekly / unlimited	~600,000 – 1,200,000₫	Offered by the larger studios
Private 1-on-1 class	from ~500,000₫	Great for beginners or specific goals
Multi-day retreat	from ~$300–$1,000	Depends on length, room & meals

Getting to your yoga class in Hoi An

Here’s the local reality: the prettiest studios — the ones over the rice fields and out by An Bang Beach — are a 10–15 minute ride from the Old Town, and taxis for a 6 AM class are neither cheap nor reliable. The easiest, cheapest way to make an early class (and explore Hoi An the rest of the day) is on two wheels.

A rental bicycle is perfect for the flat, short hop to studios in town. For the beach and rice-field studios, a quiet electric scooter or an automatic motorbike gets you there stress-free — and we’ll deliver it to your hotel door.

🛵 Ride to your mat the local way

Rent a bicycle, e-scooter or automatic motorbike from Anh Khoa Hoi An. Free hotel delivery from 30,000₫, helmets included, 24/7 support.

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Local tips for practising yoga in Hoi An

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Go early or late. Central Vietnam is hot and humid from late morning onward. Sunrise (around 6 AM) and sunset classes are the coolest and, honestly, the most beautiful — especially the rice-field studios.

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Hydrate & dress light. Even a gentle class works up a sweat here. Bring water and a small towel; breathable clothing beats heavy leggings.

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High season books up. February–August is busy. For aerial yoga, retreats and small classes, reserve a day or two ahead so you’re not turned away.

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English is standard. Most studios teach in English and welcome complete beginners — don’t be shy about turning up for your very first class.

Pair your practice with the rest of what makes this town special: a slow cycle through the paddies, a coffee by the river and a wander through the lantern-lit Hoi An Ancient Town. For more ideas, see our Hoi An travel tips.

Yoga Hoi An — frequently asked questions

Is Hoi An good for yoga?

Yes — Hoi An has become one of Central Vietnam’s best yoga destinations. It offers 15+ studios and retreats set among rice fields, beaches and the Old Town, international and Vietnamese teachers, classes in English for every level, and prices far lower than in the West. The relaxed pace makes it ideal for a wellness-focused stay.

How much does a yoga class cost in Hoi An?

A single drop-in class typically costs 100,000–250,000₫ (about $4–$10), with aerial yoga at the higher end. Class packs and weekly passes bring the per-class price down, private sessions start around 500,000₫, and multi-day retreats range from roughly $300 to $1,000 depending on length and accommodation.

Do I need to book yoga classes in advance?

Many studios happily accept walk-ins for regular classes. However, aerial yoga, small-group sessions and all retreats should be booked a day or two ahead — especially in high season (February to August). A quick message on the studio’s Facebook, Instagram or phone is the norm.

Are there beginner and English-speaking yoga classes in Hoi An?

Absolutely. Most Hoi An studios teach in English and offer beginner-friendly Hatha and Gentle Flow classes. Studios like Annen Yoga, Zen Asoka and Nomad are particularly welcoming to first-timers, and many offer private classes if you’d prefer one-on-one guidance.

What should I bring to a yoga class in Hoi An?

Most studios provide mats and props, so you can arrive empty-handed. Bring water, a small towel and light, breathable clothing, and try to arrive about 10 minutes early. Because it gets warm and humid, morning and evening classes are the most comfortable.

Which area of Hoi An is best to stay for yoga?

It depends on your vibe. Stay in the Old Town or Cẩm Phô to walk to central studios like Nomad and Zen Asoka; choose An Bang or Cửa Đại beach for Naia and Annen; or the Cẩm Châu / Cẩm Thanh rice fields for the scenic OM ĐÂY and Aum Yoga. A rented bicycle or scooter links them all in minutes.

Studio timetables, prices and contacts change frequently — this guide is kept up to date by the Anh Khoa Hoi An team, but please confirm details directly with each studio before you visit. Namaste, and enjoy your Yoga Hoi An practice. 🙏