Ibiza has more yoga than it has beaches, and most of it ends in a car park. These five do not: the class finishes and the table is already laid, usually somewhere with a view of the water. We have set them out by area so you can find the one nearest to where you are staying.
All five run their classes in the morning, most of them Monday to Friday, and all five want a booking.
Hostal La Torre, San Antonio
On the cliff at Cap Negret, west-facing, with the sea directly below the mat. Classes run on Saturday mornings and again on Sunday, and unusually for Ibiza they continue through the winter as well as the summer.
Breakfast is on the terrace afterwards, looking at the same water. Hostal La Torre is better known for its sunsets, and the morning is the quieter half of its day.
Amante, Cala Llonga
Above the bay at Cala Llonga, on the east coast. The class is early morning hatha, Monday to Friday through the season, taught in English and Spanish, with check-in a quarter of an hour before.
It is followed by a buffet breakfast on the terrace. Mats are provided, and the class is pitched at all levels rather than at people who already practise.
Aiyanna, Cala Nova
The same shape as Amante and by the same people, at Cala Nova on the north-east coast. Monday to Friday through the season, starting just before nine, taught in both languages and open to all levels, with breakfast after.
Cala Nova is the wider and windier of the two bays, and the class is on the terrace above it.
Beachouse, Playa d'en Bossa
Beach yoga on the sand rather than on a terrace, daily at half past nine through the season, with everything provided. It is the most informal of the five and the easiest to drop into.
Breakfast afterwards is coffee, fruit and bowls with the sea in front of you. Playa d'en Bossa has a reputation for the opposite end of the day, and at half past nine it is empty.
Atzaro, San Lorenzo
Inland, in thirteen hectares of orange grove at San Lorenzo, and the only one of the five that is not on the coast. The spa relaunched for 2026 and the daily programme runs wider than yoga alone: pilates, breathwork, body toning and sound meditation.
The wellness studio is open to visitors as well as hotel guests, and the grounds are the reason to make the drive.
Quick answers
Do you need to book? Yes, for all five.
Are mats provided? At all five.
Are classes suitable for beginners? Yes. All five run mixed-level classes.
What time do they start? Between nine and half past nine, except Hostal La Torre which is at nine on a Saturday and half past on a Sunday.
Which ones run in winter? Hostal La Torre and Atzaro. The three beach venues are seasonal.
Is breakfast included? It is part of the booking at all five, and our team can confirm what each one is serving when you are here.