Bali has wellness stays at many price levels, from guesthouse yoga packages to luxury spa programs. This article covers six places in Ubud and Canggu where a remote worker can practice yoga, rest, or reset. Each entry lists October 2026 prices, what is included, and how wifi and work time fit in.
How This List Is Ordered
The list runs from the lowest cost to the highest for a short stay. Each entry covers four checks for remote workers, which are price, wifi, free time in the program, and distance from town. Readers still deciding between Canggu and Ubud as a base can start with our neighborhood comparison. If you want a desk and a group program more than a yoga schedule, our guide to digital nomad retreats is a better starting point.
Wifi is the main detail to verify. According to Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index for August 2026, Indonesia had a median fixed broadband speed of 51.40 Mbps and a median mobile speed of 66.34 Mbps. The figures are national medians, so a single property may be faster or slower. Before booking, check the wifi speed with the host. Mobile data was faster than fixed broadband in the same index, so an eSIM can work as a backup.
Prices come from each operator or a booking site and were checked in October 2026. Rupiah amounts are converted at about 15,700 per US dollar, so the dollar figures are approximate. Some properties add taxes or service charges. To compare wellness stays and tours in one place, look up wellness stays in Bali on FlyBibe.
The 6 Best Wellness and Yoga Retreats in Bali for Digital Nomads
1. Radiantly Alive, Ubud
Radiantly Alive is a yoga studio in central Ubud with no rooms on site. Guests book their own room and pay by the class, which keeps the workday flexible.
- Classes: More than 60 yoga and movement classes a week, taught in five shalas that overlook the jungle.
- Cost: Guides from 2026 list Ubud drop-in classes at IDR 100,000 to IDR 165,000, or about US$7 to US$10. The studio also sells class passes, so confirm current prices at the front desk.
- Location: Jl. Jembawan No. 3, a short walk from central Ubud, with a plant-based studio cafe.
- Longer study: The studio runs 24-day, 200-hour teacher trainings for people who want a structured month of practice.
Because no room is included, the total cost depends on where you stay. Staying close to the studio keeps travel time low on workdays.
Best for: nomads who already have a base in Ubud and want yoga around a normal work schedule.
2. Serenity Eco Guesthouse, Canggu
Serenity is a budget guesthouse about 150 meters from the beach in Canggu, with unlimited yoga packages. It has the lowest prices on this list.
- Cost: US$110 for seven days (six nights) and US$345 for 30 days (29 nights), according to BookRetreats in October 2026. A four-day package costs US$56.
- Included: A bed, a welcome drink, and up to nine yoga classes a day. The guesthouse lists a vegan buffet breakfast with its packages.
- Wifi: Free wifi in all areas, according to the host.
- Rooms: Dormitory beds and private superior rooms. The property is smoke free and alcohol free.
- Rating: 4.51 out of 5 from 295 reviews on BookRetreats, with food rated 4.75 and value rated 4.77.
Reviews describe a simple, creative building. A September 2026 reviewer said music from the nearby Finns venue can be heard, and an August reviewer suggested bringing earplugs.
The 30-day package suits a first month in Bali. A longer plan means reading the rules for the Bali remote worker visa before booking.
Best for: budget-minded nomads who want daily yoga and a quiet place to work near the beach.
3. Maitri Retreats Silent Zen and Yin Yoga Retreat, Ubud
Maitri Retreats runs short silent retreats at Yogi’s Garden in northern Ubud. The format suits a remote worker who needs several days fully offline.
- Cost: US$493 for the four-day retreat (December 20 to 23, 2026) and US$696 for the five-day version, according to BookRetreats.
- Included: Lodging (three nights for the four-day retreat, four nights for the five-day one), three meals a day, daily yin yoga, and a daily talk.
- Rating: 4.93 out of 5 from 67 reviews on BookRetreats.
- Work fit: BookRetreats describes silent retreats as days without speaking or devices, so the work calendar needs to be clear.
An October 2026 reviewer of a silent retreat at Yogi’s Garden praised the farm-to-table food. The same reviewer advised booking a driver for the trip home, because ride-hailing was hard to arrange from the site.
A short silent stay can be part of a plan to avoid burnout as a digital nomad, as long as clients know you are offline.
Best for: nomads who need a few fully offline days and can clear their calendar.
4. Om Ham Retreat and Resort, Tegallalang
Om Ham is a resort-style retreat center about 5 km north of Ubud’s main road, near the Tegallalang rice terraces. It sells fixed programs of one to five days built around Kundalini Tantra Yoga.
- Cost: The five-day Replenish and Detox Retreat costs IDR 10,790,000 for one person in an Ananda superior room, or roughly US$690. Two people sharing pay IDR 17,780,000. The resort lists 10% off for bookings made by October 31, 2026.
- Included: Four nights, detox meals, four Kundalini Tantra Yoga classes, two meditation sessions, two signature treatments, and one airport pickup and drop-off.
- Wifi: Free wifi in rooms and public areas, according to booking listings.
- Diet: The program includes a fasting and detox diet plan.
With yoga, meditation, treatments, and a detox diet packed into five days, a remote worker will likely need to block out work time before booking. The resort also says the program is not therapy and may be too intense for anyone working through trauma.
Best for: nomads who can take a week of reduced work and want a guided, structured program.
5. COMO Shambhala Estate, Payangan
COMO Shambhala Estate is a 22-acre wellness resort beside the Ayung River, about 10 km from Ubud. Its programs combine yoga, Pilates, Ayurveda, fitness, and a nutrition plan.
- Cost: From US$2,142 for a three-night program, according to Compare Retreats. Prices change with the season and the booking date.
- Length: Programs run from 3 to 14 nights and can be extended for an added cost.
- Included: Accommodation, meals from the estate menu, a wellness consultation each week, and access to the daily activity schedule.
- Wifi: Free wifi, according to Expedia’s listing.
The cost makes this resort better suited to a short break than a long stay. The estate has 31 rooms, suites, and villas, which keeps the property fairly small.
Best for: nomads with a larger budget who want a personal program of three to fourteen nights.
6. Fivelements Retreat, Mambal
Fivelements is an eco-resort on the Ayung River in Mambal, about 30 km and a 75-minute drive from the airport. It serves plant-based raw vegan food and builds each stay around a personal wellness plan.
- Cost: The three-night Panca Mahabhuta retreat starts at US$2,203 per person for two sharing and US$2,899 for one person, according to Compare Retreats. Prices may carry a 21% government tax.
- Included: A riverside suite, plant-based meals, a wellness consultation, a healing massage, yoga and meditation, and airport transfers.
- Length: Stays run from 3 to 21 nights.
- Wifi: Suites include wifi, according to the retreat listing.
Programs follow a personal plan with no fixed group schedule, which may leave room to schedule work hours. Ask the resort about that before booking, and allow for the long drive from the airport.
Best for: nomads who want a luxury reset with a personal program and can afford a short stay.
Find Your Bali Retreat
A Bali yoga retreat can fit around remote work when the schedule, wifi, and price match the plan. Radiantly Alive and Serenity suit flexible weeks, Maitri and Om Ham suit short resets, and COMO and Fivelements suit a short luxury break. Find tours and stays in Bali on FlyBibe and pick the one that fits your next stretch of work.