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I attended Sheela’s yoga class when I was living in the Bedok area, and I was a regular student for about 3 years. Her lessons were well planned and balanced, and she was very good at sequencing the movements so by the end of class I always felt like I had properly stretched all parts of my body. Her cues were clear, she paid attention to make sure we were posing correctly and safely, and she used props to help us achieve the poses in a safe way. She has an excellent understanding of human anatomy, and I would recommend her if you want an experienced yoga teacher.
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Daniel
Singapore, Jul 2026
I’ve been with Sheela for maybe five years, with regular sessions three times per week, and she was very good from the beginning. She is well trained and has an outstanding understanding of the body and how things play together, which always impressed me. I started because I wanted to do something for my body and improve my core strength, and over time Sheela adjusted the program to my requirements when I realized I also needed balance and other things. I’m still in a recovery phase after surgery, but as soon as everything is fine again, I will go back to her for my regular sessions.
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Shaheen
Singapore, Sep 2025
I initially hired Sheela for my mom, who is a senior citizen with mobility issues, and then I joined the yoga sessions too. In the same one hour, she managed to curate lessons for both of us and balanced it almost seamlessly well. My mom had chronic knee pain and was able to walk much better, and the relaxation techniques also helped her sleep better, and for me she worked on my very tight hamstrings and mobility. It was on the expensive side, but I saw results by the fifth or sixth session and had a really good experience.
How much do yoga cost in Singapore?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted yoga actually do. Updated July 2026
Yoga at your home
How much does a yoga teacher charge to come to your home in Singapore?
Home visits are priced per session, and only one of the Singapore guides we read publishes a range, so use it as a starting point and get a couple of quotes. If your flat is short on floor space, most teachers are happy to use the condo function room or gym. There's no licensing body for yoga teachers here, so ask about Yoga Alliance training (RYT 200 or 500) before you book.
One-to-one at home, 60 minutes
from about S$120
Senior or specialist teacher at home
up to around S$280
Couple or small group at home
quoted per session, split between you
Classes at a studio or gym
How much does a yoga class at a studio or gym cost in Singapore?
Studios sell three things, a drop-in, a class pack and an unlimited month, and the unlimited month only pays off if you go two or three times a week. The big chains run a cheap trial pack for first-timers, so try a studio before you commit to a term. A gym-and-yoga hybrid usually sells one membership that covers both, priced on enquiry.
Drop-in class, standard studio
S$25 to S$45
Drop-in class, premium studio
S$45 to S$80
Unlimited monthly membership
S$150 to S$300
Trial pack for new members
S$25 to S$49 for 1 to 2 classes
Group classes
How much is a group yoga class in Singapore?
The cheapest group class in Singapore is at a People's Association community centre or an ActiveSG facility, where quality depends on the instructor, so try one before you buy a term. A studio drop-in costs two to three times that, and a class pack brings the per-class price down. Don't prepay a big package at a studio you haven't tried yet.
Community centre or ActiveSG class
S$8 to S$20
Community centre term package
S$80 to S$120 a term
Studio drop-in
S$25 to S$45
10-class pack at a large chain
around S$290 (S$29 a class)
Online sessions
How much do online yoga sessions cost in Singapore?
For a self-guided practice, the international subscription apps come to S$15 to S$30 a month, and that's the only online figure any of the Singapore guides publish. None of the studios in those guides list a price for live online classes, and a live one-to-one over video is quoted by the teacher. Fine for building a daily habit, but nobody is correcting your alignment.
Subscription app, unlimited
S$15 to S$30 a month
Live online class from a local studio
quoted per class or included in membership
Live one-to-one over video
quoted by the teacher
Outdoor sessions
How much does an outdoor yoga session cost in Singapore?
None of the Singapore guides price outdoor yoga on its own. Park, beach and rooftop classes are usually run by independent teachers or as studio pop-ups, so each sets its own price per session. Ask about the rain plan before you pay, since a downpour here arrives fast.
Outdoor group class (park or rooftop)
quoted per session
Private outdoor session
quoted by the teacher
Studio drop-in, for comparison
S$25 to S$45
Private lessons
How much is a private yoga lesson in Singapore?
One-to-one is where Singapore yoga prices climb fastest, and only one of the guides we read publishes a range, so check it against two or three quotes. Ask for a block price, since a package usually brings the per-session cost down, but don't prepay a big block with a teacher you haven't tried once. There's no licensing body for yoga here, so Yoga Alliance training (RYT 200 or 500) is the credential to ask about.
One-to-one session, 60 minutes
S$120 to S$280
Block of sessions
cheaper per session, quoted by the teacher
Semi-private for 2 to 4 people
quoted per session, split between you
Workshops
How much does a yoga workshop cost in Singapore?
Workshops (a two or three hour deep dive into one theme, a sound bath, an inversions clinic) are priced per event, and none of the Singapore guides publish a range. Ask what the price includes and whether you need your own props. Teacher training is a different thing altogether: a multi-week course quoted by the school, and a few local studios run their own.
Half-day themed workshop
quoted per event
Sound healing or restorative special
quoted per event
200-hour teacher training
quoted by the school
Yoga retreats
How much does a yoga retreat cost from Singapore?
Retreats are priced per event and depend on the venue, the length and whether travel is included, so they're quoted rather than listed. The one Singapore guide that gives a range puts multi-day wellness retreats from about S$800 up into the thousands. Read the cancellation and deposit terms before you pay anything.
Multi-day wellness retreat
S$800 to S$5,500 and up
Weekend retreat nearby
quoted per event
Day retreat or half-day immersion
quoted per event
Ashtanga yoga
How much does an Ashtanga yoga class cost in Singapore?
Ashtanga is a fixed sequence that takes about 90 minutes to run properly, so the class is longer than the usual hour, but studios rarely charge more for it. It's physically demanding, and the guides steer complete beginners towards Hatha or Yin for the first few months before trying it.
Studio drop-in (90 minute class)
S$25 to S$45
Drop-in at a premium studio
S$45 to S$80
Unlimited month
S$150 to S$300
Hatha yoga
How much does a Hatha yoga class cost in Singapore?
Hatha is the slow, alignment-led style the guides point beginners at, and studios don't price it differently from any other class. It sits on most studio timetables as a basic or foundation class, and a community centre is the cheapest place to try it. A small class where the teacher can actually see you is worth a few dollars more in the first months.
Community centre Hatha class
S$8 to S$20
Studio drop-in
S$25 to S$45
Unlimited month at a studio
S$150 to S$300
Hot yoga
How much does hot yoga cost in Singapore?
Hot yoga runs a little above a normal class: the dedicated heated studio near Marina Bay charges around S$40 a drop-in and S$229 for an unlimited month, against S$35 and S$199 at the biggest chain, where hot classes sit on the regular timetable. Rooms are heated to roughly 38 to 40 degrees, so bring two towels and plenty of water. Don't start your yoga life here; the guides suggest a few months of regular practice first, since the heat hides how far you're pushing a pose.
Drop-in, dedicated hot studio
around S$40
Drop-in, hot class at a big chain
around S$35
Unlimited month, dedicated hot studio
around S$229
First-timer trial class
around S$25
Iyengar yoga
How much does an Iyengar yoga class cost in Singapore?
Iyengar is the precise, prop-heavy style, and the one Singapore studio the guides name for it sits in the premium tier, so budget for the upper end of studio prices. It's the style the guides recommend if you're working around an injury or a posture problem, which is where that precision earns its price. Ask how many people are in the room, since Iyengar works best when the teacher can adjust you.
Drop-in at a premium studio
S$45 to S$80
Drop-in at a standard studio, where offered
S$25 to S$45
Unlimited month
S$150 to S$300
Restorative yoga
How much does a restorative yoga class cost in Singapore?
Restorative is the gentlest class on any timetable, fully supported poses held for minutes at a time, and studios charge the standard class rate for it. The biggest chain runs it alongside its flow classes, while the wellness-led studio on Orchard Road pairs it with sound healing at premium prices. Good value if you're recovering from illness or burnout, less so as your only exercise.
Drop-in, large chain
around S$35
Drop-in, premium wellness studio
S$45 to S$80
Unlimited month
S$150 to S$300
Vinyasa yoga
How much does a Vinyasa flow class cost in Singapore?
Vinyasa and power flow are the core of the big Singapore chains' timetables and cost the same as any other class there. If you plan to flow three or more times a week, an unlimited month pays for itself after six to ten drop-ins. Smaller heartland studios teach it too and tend to sit at the lower end of the range.
Drop-in at a large chain
S$35 to S$40
Unlimited month at a large chain
S$199 to S$229
Drop-in at a smaller or heartland studio
S$25 to S$45
Yin yoga
How much does a Yin yoga class cost in Singapore?
Yin is the slow, long-hold style most Singapore studios now run as a recovery class, and it costs the same as any other class on the timetable. If you only want Yin once or twice a week alongside running or the gym, a class pack or ClassPass credits beat an unlimited membership. It's also one of the two styles the guides recommend for absolute beginners.
Studio drop-in
S$25 to S$45
10-class pack at a large chain
around S$290
ClassPass starter credits
from S$49 a month
Community centre class
S$8 to S$20
Kids' holiday camps
How much does a kids' yoga holiday camp cost in Singapore?
Singapore's long school breaks fall mid-year and at year end rather than in a European summer, and none of the local guides we read put a price on a yoga holiday camp. Camps are quoted per day or per week by the organiser, so compare what's included (hours, snacks, other activities) rather than the headline figure. Ask about the ratio of adults to children before you book.
Holiday camp, per day
quoted by the organiser
Full week of camp
quoted by the organiser
Adult studio drop-in, for scale
S$25 to S$45
Kids' yoga
How much does a kids' yoga class cost in Singapore?
Kids' yoga isn't broken out in any of the Singapore price guides, and studios that run it usually sell a term or a block rather than a drop-in. Ask for the per-class price, the make-up policy for missed sessions and how many children share the room. Try a single class before paying for a term, same as you would for yourself.
Kids' class, per session within a term or block
quoted by the studio
Private kids' or family session
quoted by the teacher
Adult studio drop-in, for scale
S$25 to S$45
Prenatal yoga
How much does prenatal yoga cost in Singapore?
The one Singapore studio the guides name for prenatal and mother-and-baby classes sits in the premium tier, so expect the upper end of studio prices; smaller studios and independent teachers quote their own. Check the teacher is trained specifically in prenatal work, not just the general RYT, and skip anything heated. Only one guide touches on this, so treat the figure as a pointer, not a price list.
Prenatal class at a premium studio
S$45 to S$80
Prenatal class at a standard studio
quoted, ask for the per-class rate
Private prenatal session at home
quoted by the teacher
Group classes in Catalan
How much is a group yoga class taught in Catalan in Singapore?
None of the Singapore guides we read list yoga taught in Catalan, so treat it as something to arrange with an individual teacher rather than find on a studio timetable. The language isn't a price driver: if a class exists it'll cost the usual group rate, and a private lesson in Catalan is quoted by the teacher.
Group class in Catalan, if you find one
S$25 to S$45 (standard studio rate)
Private lesson in Catalan
quoted by the teacher
Community centre class, for comparison
S$8 to S$20
Group classes in Dutch
How much is a group yoga class taught in Dutch in Singapore?
No Singapore guide we read mentions yoga taught in Dutch, so you're more likely to find a Dutch-speaking teacher for a private or small-group session than a studio class. If a group class does exist, expect the standard group rate; the language itself doesn't change the price.
Group class in Dutch, if you find one
S$25 to S$45 (standard studio rate)
Private or small-group lesson in Dutch
quoted by the teacher
Community centre class, for comparison
S$8 to S$20
Group classes in English
How much is a group yoga class taught in English in Singapore?
English is the default teaching language in Singapore's studios and community centres, so a class in English is simply a regular class and there's no premium for it. Choose by price tier and class size instead: community centres are cheapest, the Orchard Road studios the most polished, and a small class is worth more to a beginner than a fancy lobby.
Community centre or ActiveSG class
S$8 to S$20
Studio drop-in
S$25 to S$45
Premium studio drop-in
S$45 to S$80
Unlimited monthly membership
S$150 to S$300
Group classes in French
How much is a group yoga class taught in French in Singapore?
None of the Singapore guides list yoga taught in French, so this is something to ask around for rather than book off a timetable; an independent teacher is the likelier route. If you do find a group class, the price is the normal group rate, and a private lesson in French is quoted by the teacher.
Group class in French, if you find one
S$25 to S$45 (standard studio rate)
Private lesson in French
quoted by the teacher
Community centre class, for comparison
S$8 to S$20
Group classes in German
How much is a group yoga class taught in German in Singapore?
We found no Singapore guide that lists yoga taught in German, so expect to arrange it with an individual teacher rather than find it at a studio. A group class, if one exists, costs the usual group rate; a private lesson in German is quoted by the teacher.
Group class in German, if you find one
S$25 to S$45 (standard studio rate)
Private lesson in German
quoted by the teacher
Community centre class, for comparison
S$8 to S$20
Group classes in Portuguese
How much is a group yoga class taught in Portuguese in Singapore?
None of the Singapore guides we read mention yoga taught in Portuguese, so a Portuguese-speaking teacher for a private or small-group session is the realistic option. Should a group class exist, it'll cost the standard group rate, since the language doesn't move the price.
Group class in Portuguese, if you find one
S$25 to S$45 (standard studio rate)
Private or small-group lesson in Portuguese
quoted by the teacher
Community centre class, for comparison
S$8 to S$20
Group classes in Spanish
How much is a group yoga class taught in Spanish in Singapore?
No Singapore guide we read lists yoga taught in Spanish, so you'd be arranging it with an individual teacher rather than picking it off a studio timetable. If a group class turns up, expect the normal group rate; a private lesson in Spanish is quoted by the teacher.
Group class in Spanish, if you find one
S$25 to S$45 (standard studio rate)
Private lesson in Spanish
quoted by the teacher
Community centre class, for comparison
S$8 to S$20
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before hiring yoga in Singapore.
What should I check before hiring yoga in Singapore?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and a price in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check the credential yourself rather than taking it on trust.
How are prices quoted in Singapore?
Watch for prices shown with "++". That means 10% service charge and 9% GST are added on top, so a quoted S$100 is really about S$120. Ask whether a figure is nett before you compare two quotes.
Do I need a licensed professional in Singapore?
For some trades, yes, and it is not optional. Electrical work needs an EMA licensed electrical worker, plumbing that touches the public supply needs a PUB licensed plumber, and building work falls under BCA. Ask for the licence number.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other people's reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and turns up when they said they would.
What should I avoid when hiring yoga in Singapore?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I find yoga I can trust in Singapore?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real experience, not who paid the most.