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Café · Ubud Center
A 100% raw & vegan restaurant and Taoist tonic bar in Ubud Center (on Jalan Goutama, operating since 2014), built around raw-food dishes made from fresh, locally grown produce, with Ashtanga yoga classes upstairs.
Best for: Raw-food and vegan-focused travelers, and wellness/yoga-oriented visitors wanting a calm plant-based meal in central Ubud.
Café · Penestanan, Ubud
Ubud's clearest dietary-first breakfast — a fully plant-based, gluten-free menu with a customisable raw breakfast bar and transparent pricing.
Best for: Plant-based and gluten-free diners; a post-yoga breakfast; a customisable healthy start; off-peak laptop time
Fitness · Lodtunduh / Nyuh Kuning edge
A large sports-and-social club near Nyuh Kuning with gym, pool, courts and a café, open 8am–10pm daily.
Best for: Families and long-stayers who want a full day-club rather than just a gym.
Fitness · Ubud
A local gym in central Ubud with weights, cardio and classes.
Best for: Ubud stayers who want a straightforward gym rather than a hotel fitness room.
Fitness · Ubud centre/edge
A no-frills gym serving central Ubud with basic weights and cardio equipment.
Best for: Budget-minded travellers who just want a place to train in Ubud.
Fitness · Ubud
A boutique Pilates studio in Ubud offering mat and reformer classes.
Best for: Those who prefer low-impact Pilates over a gym in Ubud.
Wellness · Penestanan Kelod, Ubud
A yoga and meditation centre in Penestanan, Ubud with two bamboo shalas, running daily drop-in classes across Hatha and Tantra vinyasa, Yin, meditation, ecstatic dance and sound-healing ceremonies, plus multi-class passes and Yoga Alliance 200hr and 300hr teacher trainings.
Best for: drop-in practitioners staying in Ubud or Penestanan; travellers wanting a varied daily class schedule without committing to a retreat; those interested in meditation, sound healing or teacher training
Yoga · Penestanan
A long-established Penestanan studio with a glass-walled, open-air shala perched above the rice fields, reached by the hillside footpath near Alchemy.
Best for: Practitioners who want daily drop-in classes across many styles in one of Ubud's most scenic garden settings; good for beginners.
Wellness · Padang Tegal / Peliatan (The Yoga Barn)
Ayurveda-focused spa inside The Yoga Barn where therapists first assess your dosha and then tailor treatments - Abhyanga, Shirodhara, hot-stone Shila massage and Ayurvedic facials with freshly prepared botanicals.
Best for: Yoga Barn visitors and travellers who specifically want authentic Ayurvedic treatment (dosha consultation, Shirodhara).
Café · Ubud
The easiest family and group brunch in Ubud — an all-day cafe with a clear 110K breakfast set, a kids menu and group bookings for up to 20.
Best for: Families with children; mixed groups; a central meeting point; anyone who wants a fixed breakfast bundle
Yoga · Ubud Centre
A long-running central-Ubud studio known for dynamic Vinyasa flows, healing therapies and internationally attended teacher trainings, with an on-site plant-based cafe.
Best for: Movement-focused practitioners who want strong, creative Vinyasa classes and those considering a yoga teacher training.
Wellness · Padang Tegal / Pengosekan
Long-running (established 2008) affordable Balinese day spa with two central Ubud outlets, offering traditional Balinese massage, scrubs, flower baths, reflexology and four-hands massage.
Best for: Budget-conscious travellers wanting authentic, well-priced Balinese massage a short walk from Ubud centre.
Wellness · Central Ubud (Jl. Goutama Selatan)
A wellness center hidden in a central-Ubud garden combining small-group yoga classes with an extensive spa, healing and beauty menu.
Best for: Those who want intimate, personalised classes and to pair a practice with a massage or spa treatment in the same visit.
Wellness · Sanggingan / Penestanan Kaja, Ubud
A boutique yoga-retreat property in Sanggingan built on Balinese and Indian philosophy, pairing daily yoga with Ayurvedic spa treatments and on-site vegetarian dining and rooms.
Best for: Visitors wanting a stay-and-practice retreat experience with Ayurvedic treatments, not just a walk-in class.
Yoga · Pengosekan / Ubud Centre edge
Ubud's largest and best-known wellness compound: a cluster of open-air shalas, a healing center, garden cafe and shop hosting dozens of daily yoga, meditation and sound classes.
Best for: First-time visitors who want the full range of drop-in classes in one place, and anyone curious about Ubud's ecstatic-dance and sound-healing scene.
Wellness · Ubud
Traditional Balinese massage spa in the village of Payogan next to the historic Pura Puncak temple, offering massage, body scrubs and flower baths with free transport to and from central Ubud.
Best for: Travellers wanting an authentic, quieter village spa experience with free central-Ubud pickup.
Yoga · Nyuh Kuning / south Ubud
A contemporary two-tier complex on the edge of Nyuh Kuning, best known as Ubud's dedicated hot-yoga studio, with a gong centre, kids centre and cafe.
Best for: Practitioners specifically after a heated practice (Bikram/hot Ashtanga) and families wanting a kids programme.
Café · Ubud
The most polished early breakfast in Ubud — open from 7am with an unusually clear, current menu; breakfast service runs to 11:30.
Best for: An early, composed breakfast; couples who want to talk; small early meetings; groups who book ahead
Yoga · Penestanan
A Penestanan yoga and meditation centre rooted in tantra and Hatha yoga, with a full daily class menu, meditation, sound healing and a weekly ecstatic-dance night; affiliated with the well-known Alchemy raw-vegan cafe next door.
Best for: Practitioners drawn to tantra-influenced yoga, meditation and community events like ecstatic dance, with a plant-based meal next door.
Café · Ubud
An Indonesian specialty-coffee roaster founded in Jakarta in 2007, now with outlets across Indonesia; its Ubud cafe pours single-origin beans sourced from across the archipelago with a rotating regional-origin selection.
Best for: Coffee-focused travelers who want to compare Indonesian single-origin beans (Aceh, Bali, Toraja, Java) in one sitting, plus casual all-day breakfast.
Café · Ubud
Long-running Bali wholefoods institution (operating in Ubud since 1994) combining an organic grocery/bakery with an all-day restaurant covering raw vegan, Italian, and traditional Indonesian dishes.
Best for: Health-conscious travelers, longer-stay visitors, and mixed groups wanting a big menu with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options (including Bali's only gluten-free pizza base) in one place.
Yoga · Kedewatan
The COMO Shambhala yoga programme at luxury resort COMO Uma Ubud in Kedewatan, with classes in a jungle-view shala.
Best for: Guests and visitors wanting refined, resort-level yoga above the valley.
Wellness · Nyuh Kuning / Pengosekan, Ubud
A calm, holistic studio at the Pengosekan/Nyuh Kuning corner specialising in slower, restorative practice, sound and Balinese healing.
Best for: Those wanting gentle Yin and restorative yoga, sound baths and cacao or healing ceremonies rather than a vigorous flow.
Café · Ubud
A rice-paddy and jungle-valley hideaway café along the Campuhan Ridge Walk, serving organic meals, seasonal fruit smoothies, and gourmet coffee with unobstructed green views.
Best for: Travelers finishing the Campuhan Ridge Walk who want a calm, scenic break with healthy food; quiet daytime pause surrounded by rice fields.
Fitness · Peliatan / Ubud edge
The fitness centre at Maya Ubud Resort & Spa on the Peliatan ridge, overlooking the Petanu river valley.
Best for: Maya Ubud guests who want a workout with a valley view.
Yoga · Peliatan / Ubud edge
Yoga at Maya Ubud Resort & Spa, held in a shala overlooking the Petanu valley.
Best for: Maya Ubud guests wanting a scenic class as part of a spa stay.
Café · Ubud
A vegan/vegetarian warung and cake shop in Peliatan (Ubud) known for a budget, all-you-can-eat home-style buffet and made-in-house cakes; dishes are prepared without garlic or onion to also suit Buddhist diners.
Best for: Vegan, vegetarian, or allium-free travelers wanting an affordable, home-cooked-style lunch buffet.
Café · Ubud
A well-known Ubud specialty coffee roaster and café near Ubud Palace, treating coffee as a craft with sourced-and-roasted Indonesian origin beans, multiple brew methods, and a food menu spanning Indonesian and Western dishes.
Best for: Remote workers and digital nomads wanting a serious specialty-coffee spot with room to sit and work; coffee enthusiasts wanting origin-focused brews.
Café · Peliatan / Pengosekan
The safest all-round brunch in Ubud — Australian-style breakfast and specialty coffee from 7:30, with 60K breakfast specials running until 3pm and clear vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free labels.
Best for: A first brunch in Ubud; coffee lovers; solo diners and couples; a short off-peak laptop session
Restaurant · Ubud, Campuhan
An open-air, 100% vegetarian/vegan restaurant on the Campuhan side of Ubud (Jl. Raya Sanggingan) built around an elevated terrace overlooking Campuhan Ridge, open all day from breakfast through dinner, with an organic/local/slow-food sourcing philosophy.
Best for: vegetarian and vegan travelers wanting an all-day scenic meal overlooking Campuhan Ridge
Yoga · Ubud / rice-field edge
A boutique, slightly off-the-beaten-path studio offering small classes in open-air shalas that overlook rice terraces and jungle.
Best for: Practitioners who prefer small classes with personalised attention and a quiet, green setting away from the crowds.
Restaurant · Ubud
A small, hole-in-the-wall all-vegan warung in the Peliatan area of Ubud, cash-only, serving an Indonesian menu of nasi goreng, tempeh, smoothies, and vegan sweets at very low prices.
Best for: budget-conscious vegan and vegetarian travelers wanting simple, authentic Indonesian dishes
Restaurant · Sayan / Penestanan
The strongest creative vegan brunch in Ubud — an all-plant-based menu of substantial savoury dishes in a treetop Penestanan setting.
Best for: Vegan diners; a social brunch with friends; an atmosphere-led daytime meal; a date that does not need silence
Yoga · Ubud
A dedicated Ubud yoga school known for its classes and internationally recognised teacher trainings.
Best for: Committed practitioners and aspiring teachers who want structured training.
Canggu
Café · Berawa
A fitness-focused cafe in the Berawa area from Motion Fitness Foods, built around healthy, customizable meals, meal prep and macro-friendly plates.
Best for: Gym-goers and fitness-minded travellers wanting clean, protein-forward food and healthy breakfasts.
Seminyak
Fitness · Petitenget / Seminyak
A ~2,500 sqm all-in-one wellness complex in Petitenget: a fully-equipped gym, a half-Olympic swimming pool, a broad group-class timetable (Pilates, HIIT, spinning, TRX, yoga, dance), a luxe spa, plus steam, sauna and hot/cold plunge pools and a healthy cafe.
Best for: Travellers and longer-stay guests who want gym, classes, pool and spa under one roof for a full wellness day.
Uluwatu & the Bukit
Café · Bingin, Pecatu
A leafy, vegetarian-leaning garden café above Bingin — wholesome all-day plates by day, and the Bukit's easygoing Thursday live-music night.
Best for: a post-surf healthy brunch near Bingin; a laid-back plant-forward meal; the Thursday live-music night
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