Yoga Teacher Training in Bali
100, 200, 300 & 500 Hour YTT · Monthly Intakes

Yes. Divinepath is listed as a Registered Yoga School (RYS) with Yoga Alliance. You can verify the school listing directly → before enrolling — we encourage you to. After completing a 200-hour course, you're eligible to register as an RYT-200 with Yoga Alliance. The 300-hour and 500-hour programs support RYT-300 and RYT-500 registration respectively.

We have two campuses. The Klungkung campus is in east Bali — about 90 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) by car. It's a residential campus in a Balinese village, away from the main tourist areas. The Ubud campus is on Jl. Bisma in central Ubud, roughly 60 minutes from the airport. Airport pickup can be arranged for both locations.

Both campuses run monthly intakes — most courses start on the 1st of each month. The daily schedule runs roughly from 6 AM to 7:30 PM, with a proper rest break in the afternoon. Check-in is before 12 PM on day one; check-out times vary by course. Full daily schedules and exact calendar dates are on the individual course pages:

• 100-Hour Bali YTT — Dates & Schedule →
• 200-Hour Bali YTT — Dates & Schedule →
• 300-Hour Bali YTT — Dates & Schedule →
• 500-Hour Pathway (200h + 300h) →

Tuition, study materials, three vegetarian meals daily (Mon–Sat), accommodation (private or shared with AC and private bathroom), one complimentary Balinese massage, and airport pickup from DPS are included in the residential package. International flights, visa fees, and travel insurance are not included. Vegan and dietary-specific meals can be arranged in advance. Full inclusions and current pricing are listed on each course page.

The 200-hour course is open to regular practitioners — people who practice yoga consistently but haven't trained to teach. You don't need to be advanced. You don't need any specific physical ability. The 300-hour requires an existing 200-hour Yoga Alliance certificate from a recognised RYS school. There's no audition or fitness test. If you're unsure whether you're ready, message us and we'll give you a straight answer.

• 100-Hour: 10 days
• 200-Hour: 23 days (check-in the 1st before 12 PM; check-out the 23rd before 12 PM, after the 7 AM Certificate Ceremony)
• 300-Hour: 28 days (check-in the 1st before 12 PM; check-out the 29th before 12 PM)
• 500-Hour: ~55 days — the 200-hour and 300-hour completed consecutively

The Opening Ceremony for all courses is at 4 PM on day one.

Rooms have private bathrooms and air-conditioning. Both private and shared options are available — the room specifications are the same, so you're choosing whether you want your own space or a lower rate. Meals are Satvik vegetarian, prepared fresh on campus three times daily. The standard menu is rice-based with cooked vegetables, dal, fresh fruit, and local produce. Vegan and gluten-free meals can be requested when you enroll.

The core styles are Hatha and Vinyasa, with Ashtanga fundamentals introduced in the 200-hour and expanded in the 300-hour. Beyond asana, the syllabus covers pranayama, meditation, anatomy and physiology, yoga philosophy (Yoga Sutras, 8 Limbs, Bhagavad Gita), teaching methodology, sequencing, and supervised teaching practicum. The full syllabus for each course level is on the individual course pages.

Assessment is ongoing rather than a single exam. Faculty evaluate attendance, participation in teaching labs, lesson plan quality, and a final practical teaching session. Most students find the assessment process clear and supportive rather than high-pressure. On completion you receive a certificate that qualifies you to register with Yoga Alliance at the appropriate level (RYT-200, RYT-300, or RYT-500).

We provide a visa guidance document covering the most common passport types (tourist visa, visa on arrival, B211A social-cultural visa) — students apply independently based on their situation. Airport pickup can be arranged from Denpasar (DPS). We also send a pre-arrival guide covering SIM card options, currency exchange, and getting to campus. If something changes with your travel plans, contact us directly and we'll help you work through it.

Groups are capped at 10–15 students per batch. In the teaching labs — which run every afternoon — you'll receive individual feedback from faculty on every session you lead. At that group size, it's genuinely possible for teachers to know where each student is in their development and to adjust accordingly. We've had offers to increase batch sizes and have consistently declined because it changes the quality of what we can provide.

Light breathable clothing for practice (Bali is warm and humid year-round). A refillable water bottle. A notebook — theory sessions involve a lot of writing. Any prescription medication. A travel adapter (Indonesia uses Type C/F plugs, 220V). Mats, blocks, straps, and blankets are all provided on campus, but bring your own mat if you prefer.

Submit an enquiry → with your preferred course, campus, and start month. We'll confirm availability within 24 hours. A deposit secures your place; the balance is due before the course starts. The full payment schedule, cancellation policy, and booking terms are sent in writing before you're asked to pay anything.

If you need to cancel or change your course date, here is how it works:

• 30 days or more before start — Full refund (real emergency only, like illness or a family problem).
• 20 to 29 days before start — Half your money back.
• Less than 20 days before start — No refund. Your room, food, and teachers are already booked.
• Need a new date instead? — Tell us up to 7 days before start. We can move you once to a later course if you have a real reason.

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There is no upper age limit. Students in their 50s, 60s, and beyond join regularly — the training is physically demanding but adaptable, and teachers are experienced in working with students at different stages of physical capacity. The minimum age is 18. If you're 16–17, parental or guardian consent may be required — contact us to discuss your situation.