Find Balance At The Best Yoga Studios In Melbourne For 2025

Melbourne yoga studios have stepped up their game over the years. It used to be you just needed to do some basic stretches alongside some ambient tunes. But now we’ve got Bikram yoga, rooftop yoga, gorgeous Zen palaces and secret rooftop lofts, beer yoga, yoga sound baths and everything in between. If you want to know the best place to get your stretch on in Melbourne, assume Child’s Pose and get reading.

Here are the best yoga studios in Melbourne for 2025: 

One Hot Yoga

36 River Street, South Yarra

Walking into South Yarra’s One Hot Yoga studio is like walking into a luxury spa. Open concrete floors, grey brick and cream furnishing create a calm, elegant space. Classes range from meditation to Power Flow yoga. One Hot Yoga’s signature class, Slow Hot Flow, is held in a sizzling 37-degree Celsius room for one hour, which is slightly cooler than Bikram or other hot yoga classes, making it perfect for targeting your core and improving balance.

Good Vibes

Collingwood & Northcote

Good Vibes possibly has to be one of Melbourne's prettiest yoga studios, and we’re not exaggerating. The Collingwood location has a stunning glass and concrete atrium, with its own zen granite boulder garden, and the Northcote location is heavily influenced by Scandinavian design and built with sustainability in mind. Each class is catered to your needs, so if you’re feeling overwhelmed, opt for the slower-paced classes where mindfulness is the focus. If you’re up for a challenge, try their Vinyasa flow classes, which have plenty of options to suit beginners to advanced yogis. 

Gertrude Street Yoga

1/202 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy

Smack bang in the middle of one of Melbourne’s most gorgeous streets, Gertrude Street Yoga is home to some top-notch classes and workshops. Along with the usual array of yoga classes, there’s also a chant and chai evening, where you practice kirtan, a form of spiritual singing and chanting along to music. The studio itself is a vibe, with huge walls of exposed brick and giant windows that stream sunlight onto you while you meditate. 

Kula Yoga

Hawthorn & Hampton

The light-filled studios of Kula Yoga in Hawthorn and Hampton are enough to make you want to keep up with your weekly classes. Their dynamic hot classes are for strength and detoxification or work on your balance with Vinyasa Flow. If you’re looking to refine your technique, try the slow-flow classes, which focus on alignment and stabilisation. They also have an online studio for when you can’t make it down to either studio. 

Clifton Hill Yoga Studio

129 Queens Parade, Clifton Hill

Established in 1995 with 7 teachers and 40 classes a week, Clifton Hill Yoga Studio isn’t one to be caught slacking. These guys cater to absolutely every demographic; beginners and advanced, chair classes and Pranayama. Iyengar yoga is their speciality, which focuses on detail, correct alignment and postural awareness. They also run plenty of workshops throughout the year, for those looking for a bit more refinement to their poses. 

Warrior One Yoga

Brighton, Mordialloc & Mornington

Stretch outright at Warrior One Yoga. Along with its thirteen experienced yoga instructors, Warrior One Yoga is also home to a fluffy, four-legged yogi who is guaranteed to get your tail wagging. A selection of class options includes Acrovinyasa, Vinyasa Flow and Yin Yoga.  

Barre Body

CBD, Fitzroy, Windsor & South Melbourne

You’ll find Barre Body in either the CBD, Fitzroy or Windsor. It’s been around the traps for a while. While technically not a pure yoga studio, their unique ballet-style approach fuses the best of barre conditioning, yoga and pilates. It’s all designed to create longer, leaner muscles, particularly in the legs. Some of the stretches are up on the barre, while others are down on the matt. It’s all inspired by the famous Lotte Berk Method (with maybe an extra dash of yoga goodness). 

Happy Melon Studios

1252 High Street, Armadale

Housed in a gorgeous sun-lit studio, Happy Melon Studios is like your home away from home. Green gardens, a contemporary meditation room and clean white walls create a warm space for yoga, meditation and fitness.

Offering five unique yoga classes including prenatal yoga, yoga flow and yin yoga, Happy Melon’s yoga classes have a strong focus on mindfulness, meditation, and relaxation. 

Light Space Yoga

Mitcham, Balwyn & Ivanhoe

The open-plan studios in Mitcham and Balwyn will make you feel lighter as you walk into Light Space Yoga. With the Ivanhoe studio up and running, these locally loved studios offer traditional yoga classes like slow flow, yin and vinyasa along with meditation. White bamboo floors and gorgeous wallpaper mural features create these little sanctuaries in suburbia.

The A Life

699 Nicholson Street, Carlton North

A yoga studio run by fully qualified osteopaths. How’s that for an idea? And no matter how you feel about the softer sciences, you should give this place a go. The A Life specialises in injury recovery and joint mobility, and they even offer Naturopathic consultations available for those seeking treatment plans. The yoga classes run regularly and can be adapted to any level of touch-your-knee flexibility. Check out their site for all the info.

MOVE Yoga

1/335 Flinders Lane, Melbourne

There’s no excuse to skip your daily dose of T-out with MOVE Yoga located just around the corner from Flinders Street. Classes include Yin Yang Flow yoga, three levels of power flow and sweaty hot flow yoga. Distinctively, express classes run for just 45 minutes and longer classes run for up to 75 minutes.

Grass Roots Yoga

1/84 Inkerman Street, St Kilda

Grass Roots Yoga offers a $60 introductory month of unlimited yoga as well as a range of classes heated at 37, 34, 32, 28 and 22 degrees Celsius for everyone whose energy bills are through the roof this winter. These guys specialise in yoga for people of all ages, levels and mindsets (looking at your scoffing the Oreos in bed).

SlowLane Yoga 

15 Hallkeeper Lane, Moonee Ponds

Tucked away in an alleyway on Hallkeeper Lane and a short walk from Puckle Street is a north-sider’s go-to yoga venue. Grounded in ancient yoga philosophies, SlowLane provides an authentic experience from the moment you walk in with brewing herbal teas and earthy incense that permeate the space, offering a zen atmosphere. With a large window spanning across the studio’s front wall, sunrise and sunset yoga are ostensively yogi favourites among the more brisk vinyasa flow. If you are wanting to enjoy a session in the slow lane, chill as well as yin and restore are the wind-down essentials.

Image credit: Good Vibes (supplied)