
Purna Yoga is a small Bali-based school founded by Ewelina Zablocka and Rohil Jethmalani, who teach Ashtanga, meditation and Ayurveda and have led trainings and retreats across South-East Asia, India, Europe and Morocco. Their 200-hour training is built around a daily Mysore-style Ashtanga Vinyasa practice, where each student moves at their own breath and pace with personal adjustments, plus led Primary Series classes every few days.
The course is deliberately intimate — the school expects a group of 10–15 — and pairs the physical practice with Ayurvedic daily rhythms, personal-development work and one-to-one sessions with the two lead teachers. Graduates can teach a modified Ashtanga class (or the full Primary Series, depending on prior experience) as well as Hatha, Vinyasa and restorative classes.
Next intake: 22 November – 12 December 2026 (21 days, 20 nights). Prices are set in Indonesian rupiah:
As of early October 2026 the school showed the triple, private and couples rooms as sold out, with one twin space and one non-residential space left. A deposit of IDR 12.5 million (about US $700) secures a place; it is non-refundable but can be moved to a later date.
Villa Amita, Jl. Sahadewa, Tibubeneng, Kuta Utara — a quiet villa set in 1,500 m² of terraced gardens beside rice fields, a short drive from the cafés and beaches of Canggu and about an hour from the airport.
© Yoga Schools Bali 2026. All rights reserved