Best Yoga Practices In New South Wales

Best Yoga Practices In New South Wales We take a look at the best places to practice yoga in Sydney and the surrounding areas in New South Wales. From Brikram to the beach, and even retreats, we’ve got it covered. So if you feel like working on your mind, body, soul and flexibility whilst you’re in Australia then keep reading…

Billabong Retreat
An easy escape from the city Billabong Retreat is set in 12 acres of natural bush. Complete with a restaurant and a spa there is plenty of relaxation to engage with. The retreat also offers horse riding and a spot of golf to keep your weekend busy but relaxed.

41 McClymonts Road, Maraylya
02 4573 6080
www.billabongretreat.com.au

Satyananda Yoga
If fully-fledged city escapism is more your thing then look no further than Satyananda. Nestled between two national parks in Mangrove, it is the largest yoga retreat in the southern hemisphere, and after 40 years they know what they’re doing. They offer a full range of courses, and take a holistic approach taking into account food they serve and the ban on alcohol and cigarettes they impose. They also have no mobile phone reception on site. This is a fully immersed retreat from the city and into yoga.

300 Mangrove Creek Rd, Mangrove Creek
02 4377 1171
www.satyananda.net/mangrove-nsw

Bikram Yoga
If you’ve tried yoga before and you want to really discover how far around the corner you can get your leg in hot conditions then maybe Bikram yoga is for you. There are numerous places throughout Sydney offering introductory offers, but the cheapest and most central is handily named, Bikram Yoga in Darlinghurst. An introductory pass will set you back $17 and will get you 10 consecutive days of unlimited yoga.
Level 1 & 2, 256 Crown Street, Darlinghurst
02 9356 4999
www.bikramyoga.net.au

North Sydney Yoga
Feel in need of a stretch without driving out of town or signing up to something your worried will structurally refigure your spine? Head to North Sydney. They offer beginner’s courses as well as drop-in sessions for the more casual stretchers amoungst you. The classes are designed around the Mysore style and students are encouraged to go at their own pace.
144 Blues Point Road, McMahons Point
02 9957 1855
www.northsydneyyoga.com.au

Yoga B.C.
Yoga B.C. offers yoga with a view, their studio overlooks Woolloomooloo Bay. Practicing a type of yoga known as Hartha, and they offer a range of classes focusing on different aspects of the discipline, both physical and meditative. They also arrange occasional retreats if you want to take it a little bit further.
Andrew Boy Charlon Pool, 1C Mrs Macquaries Road, The Domain, Sydney
0439 691 591
www.yogabc.com.au

Yoga Fitness Kay-Yoga
While driving to a yoga session might feel somehow counterproductive, kayaking to one certainly doesn’t. Meet your instructor up in Manly and then paddle over to one of the nearby beaches where you roll out the mats before a 45-minute yoga session. You may have to get up a little early for these sessions on Thursday they leave at 9.30 and on Saturday it’s an 8 am start. The yoga is for all levels, but you do need to know how to swim, just in case. They also run classes that don’t feature the kayaking bit at the start, but are still on the beach.
0417 225 047
www.yogaandfitness.com.au