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The most popular hotels for Yoga in Thailand
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£378
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Kamalaya Wellness Sanctuary & Holistic Spa
DELUXE
Thailand · Koh Samui · Na-Muang/Laem Set Beach
Wellness & Yoga Deluxe
Outstanding
5
/53 nights from
£305
- 20%
Mangosteen Ayurveda & Wellness Resort
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Thailand · Phuket Island · Rawai
Pure Yoga Retreat
Excellent
4.7
/57 nights from
£524
- 25%
ANANA Ecological Resort Krabi
Thailand · Krabi · Ao Nang Beach
ANANA Yoga & Fitness
Outstanding
5
/51 night from
£88
Paradise KohYao
S
Thailand · Phang Nga Province · Island of Koh Yao Noi
Yoga & Wellness
Excellent
4.8
/53 nights from
£317
Samahita Retreat
COMFORT
Thailand · Koh Samui · Namuang
Yoga & Fitness
Outstanding
5
/54 nights from
£1,081
Aleenta Phuket - Phang Nga
Thailand · Phang Nga Province · Kok Kloy - Natai Beach
Yoga Retreat - Companion Yoga
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Yoga vacation in Thailand
Take a break in paradise and have a dream vacation with yoga in Thailand. At yoga resorts located on the coast of Thailand or on palm-fringed dream islands in the blue-green Indian Ocean, you will be pampered by the climate, the sun and the enjoying the company of the friendly locals on white sandy beaches. While you spend part of the day discovering your inner self with yoga, allowing body, mind and soul to become one, you can then dive into the exotically fascinating culture of Thailand and the Far East on your own, where there is spiritually as well as for the eye much to discover. Morning, relaxed yoga exercises in the shade of palm trees are just as much a part of the yoga vacation in Thailand as tasty, light food with lots of fruit and the every evening experience to see from the beach how the sun sinks spectacularly in the Indian Ocean. Living on one of the Thai islands offers you relaxation, easy living and culture all in one and allows you to gain complete distance from the stress of work and everyday life. We present you the most beautiful places for yoga vacations in paradisiacal Thailand!
This is how your accommodations for yoga vacations in Thailand look like
The yoga resorts in Thailand are almost all located in the exotic coastal region of Krabi or on the most popular Thai islands. You can choose between different types of accommodation. Some are located directly by the sea, others in the green hinterland or in the mountains, but never are the sea and beach far away.
Some yoga hotels are also located in the middle of local centers and thus within walking distance of sights, gastronomy and the nocturnal amusement districts. In many yoga camps you can book complete packages, where you practice additional activities as a complement to the spirituality of the yoga workshops. So there are bread baking courses or offers that focus on health and well-being such as Ayurveda, wellness or floating.
With fitness classes or joint hikes, you can also do something for your body. Some yoga workshops take place in the facilities of comfortable 4-star hotels. These have well-equipped spa and wellness areas where you can relax after the yoga course with wellness treatments, Thai massages or beauty treatments. Whether modern wellness hotel or traditional monastery, all accommodations often include a fruit breakfast, but if desired, half board or full board can also be booked in many accommodations. At many retreats you get mostly, as usual in Thailand, vegan or vegetarian food with organic products, which come directly from the region.
Yoga therapy courses and workshops on vacation in Thailand
The yoga seminars are divided into courses for beginners and advanced. Experienced yoga teachers do practical exercises with them every day. You can choose between different types of yoga. Hatha yoga, Ashtanga yoga and Kundalini yoga put different emphasis in the movement sequences or mantra chanting while using the same philosophical approach. While some types of yoga focus more on the spiritual and the inward, others emphasize breathing, physical fitness and flexibility. Most yoga seminars last several hours and require some concentration. If this is too intense for you at the beginning, however, there are also yoga courses that focus on general well-being and relaxation and also allow time flexibility in the exercises. The choice is wide and allows you to find a yoga retreat in Thailand that suits your needs exactly. In Thailand it is also possible to combine a yoga trip with a yoga teacher training.
Attractive yoga combinations for your retreat in Thailand
Complement the mental relaxation of your yoga retreat in Thailand with a wellness break, in which you also physically regenerate from the stresses of everyday life. Relax after the yoga sessions in the pool while floating or in the whirlpool. Release your tensions in the neck and back in the motherland of massage with the original Thai massages and treat yourself on top of that to a beauty package, with which you can also refresh your face, skin and hands in a natural way. Wellness in Thailand is a good choice!
Complementing the spirituality of the yoga courses, it is not only the spirit, but with a fitness program also body and muscles to train. For this purpose, a daily relaxation jogging on the beach is suitable. Better still is to book a combined package with various physical activities in addition to the yoga course, where you may discover new, amusing fitness methods.
Combine your yoga course with an Ayurveda therapy, which makes you fit for the challenges of everyday life. Ayurveda is a holistic method that also includes nutrition, rituals and habits. It has healing effects, promotes relaxation and helps against disturbed sleep, pain, allergies or psychological problems. Meditation is also popular at Ayurveda resorts.
For these target groups a yoga retreat in Thailand is suitable
Do you want to learn yoga as a beginner? Then a beginners course is just right for you. This offers an introduction in a concentrated form, which enables you to practice yoga later on your own and to deepen your knowledge yourself. In the circle of other beginners you dive step by step into the philosophy and the rituals of yoga. So yoga is fun from the beginning and connects.
If, on the other hand, you already have yoga knowledge, choose a yoga seminar for experienced practitioners, where all participants have the same advanced level of experience. The advanced therapy courses require basic knowledge. Building on this, the teachers then teach you more advanced techniques and exercises, e.g. also meditation. The common exchange of experiences and the meeting with like-minded people are always a highlight at a yoga retreat with experienced yogis.
Relaxing destinations for your yoga trip to Thailand
Krabi is like you know Thailand from the James Bond movies: rugged coastlines, mangrove forests that reach the edge of the ocean, and jungle-covered, conical and mushroom-like rock formations jutting out of the sea near the coast. Here you will find the exoticism and the dreamlike, incomparable scenery of the Far East with many beautiful beaches.
The island of Phuket is known for its dream beaches and for its lively nightlife. The top hotel facilities on the beach, but especially the bubbling life of the city of Phuket with the many restaurants, bars and nightclubs is an attraction for guests from all over the world. But just a stone's throw away from the tourist centers you will also find small villages and original Asian life.
The opposite of Phuket is the island Koh Yao Noi. It offers peace, seclusion and Asian originality and is therefore also considered an insider tip for those who prefer exactly that. On quiet beaches stand small restaurants with roofs made of palm leaves. While you enjoy there freshly caught fish in Thai style or sip a Mai Tai cocktail, watch how in a spectacular way the sun sets in the sea.
Koh Samui is one of the paradises of our earth. On idyllic white sandy beaches, which are shaded by palm trees, the turquoise blue sea laps with offshore coral reefs. Light groves full of coconut palms, which give rise to the nickname coconut island, and a nature reminiscent of a botanical garden characterize the exotic landscape in the interior of the island.
FAQ - Yoga retreats in Thailand
What is a suitable duration for a yoga vacation in Thailand?
Thailand is far. In order to enjoy the beautiful landscapes and the foreign culture, you should plan at least two weeks for your yoga trip there.
Which season is suitable for a yoga trip to Thailand?
From November to February, that is, when winter is with us, the temperatures in Thailand are most pleasant. The rainy season from June to October, on the other hand, should be avoided.
What does a yoga retreat in Thailand offer me as a solo traveler?
A yoga retreat in Thailand is ideal just for solo travelers to spend an eventful vacation. Many participants of the yoga seminars are singles. In the group you get to know each other quickly and the common yoga experiences connect.
Can I book a yoga trip to Thailand with children?
Yes. There are many family-friendly yoga resorts that offer a colorful program for the little ones while you can participate in the yoga sessions. Just find out in advance if your choice arrangement is also suitable for children.
How can I save when booking a yoga hotel in Thailand?
Look out for deals or last-minute bargains that are always available. However, early booking guarantees the lowest prices.