Maui’s top 8 yoga studios to keep the aloha flowing

How does stretching with goats on a farm sound? Or restorative flows with your toes in the sand? Maybe a hot vinyasa session in a sleek Kihei studio?

However you like your yoga, Maui’s yoga scene offers a blissful practice for every body. Here are the ten standout spots to roll out your mat and move with aloha.

Maui Goat Yoga (Kula)

This was such a fun, lighthearted experience!!…The owners are the sweetest people and make you feel very welcomed. The goats are just as sweet and love humans! Make sure to stop at Grandma coffee house after class for a nice home cooked meal.

Somewhere on a lush hillside in Upcountry Kula, yogi practitioners are doing gentle yoga with playful miniature goats, who wander through the class to deepen the joy and relaxation.

Yes, goat yoga is a real thing and it’s very popular (5-star reviews on Google). According to the Maui Goat Yoga website, sessions last 45 minutes, with a 30 minute “goat happy hour” afterwards which give you time to hang out with the gentle and affectionate Nigerian Dwarf Goats.

Website: https://mauigoatyoga.com

Maui Yoga & Dance Shala (Paia)

It’s a wonderful feeling. I felt very held in this space….The community is amazing. Whenever I come here I instantly feel as though I’m home. —Cynthia, Google reviews

Maui Yoga & Dance Shala has been a Paʻia landmark for over 25 years, with daily yoga and dance classes, island-fresh café goodies, and immersive teacher trainings in a vibrant community hub.

Website: https://maui-yoga.com/

Maui Yoga Loft and Wellness Center (Kihei)

Excellent yoga studio with a variety of classes for all levels. Teachers are knowledgeable and open and will guide you with your personal yoga experience. Pricing is very reasonable for the island and you always feel better after each class. —AD, Google reviews

Maui Yoga Loft and Wellness Center in Kihei offers a welcoming space focused on thoughtful, accessible yoga and a wide range of wellness services. You can participate in group classes, private sessions, workshops, retreats, and community events — all to support both your physical and mental well-being.

Website: https://www.mauiyogaloft.com/

Bikram Yoga Maui (Kahului)

Happy to have found Bikram Yoga Maui to practice at while visiting! The community has been welcoming and kind. The studio is clean! —Rachael, Google reviews

Bikram Yoga Maui offers traditional Bikram yoga, which is a challenging series of 26 postures practiced in a heated room. The concept of adding heat is to promote flexibility, detoxification, and overall well-being. Open to all levels, and prepare to sweat.

Instagram: @bikramyogamaui

Maui Hot Yoga (Kihei)

My wife & I went here while vacationing in Maui for a Yin class. My wife is advanced and I tag along every now & then. We had a great experience. Small class in a quiet location. Our instructor had all the equipment laid out for us beforehand and led us through a very relaxing class. Highly recommend! —Matthew, Google reviews

Website: https://mauihotyoga.com/

Maui Beach Yoga (Kihei and Wailea beaches)

This 7:30am yoga on the beach class with Candy has been a highlight to our vacation! Candy shares a very easy to follow approach to yoga with her calm and positive vibe. The hour flies by and your left feeling energized and prepared to enjoy the rest of your day and with Aloha! —Sandy, Google reviews

If the name alone doesn’t draw you in, then maybe the idea truly immersing your toes in the sand directly on Maui’s warm, golden sand beaches will. Classes here are synchronized with the rhythms of the Pacific Ocean, plus infused with Hawaiian culture, language, and history. This is a uniquely local experience for all levels, and the only one on Maui offering authentic yoga directly on the sand.

Meeting points vary by beach (e.g., Kamaʻole I Beach Park)

Website: https://mauibeachyoga.com/

Mangala Yoga (Makawao)

It is a very sweet and supportive community, where each class and it’s teacher express their own unique and creative style. Through clear instruction, penetrating wisdom and playlists that feed your soul; I personally breathe it all in, and love it all out! —Ruthie, Google reviews

Mangala Yoga is one of Maui’s most beloved studios, known for its warm, community-centered vibe, dynamic Vinyasa classes (both heated and non-heated), and transformative teachings. The studio is led by founder Maureen DeLucia, and the name “Mangala” is the Sanskrit word for “holy” or “auspicious” — referring to new beginnings with favorable outcomes.

Website: https://www.mangalayogastudios.com/

Blue Mango Yoga (Haʻikū)

I moved to Maui five years ago and never really felt like I had found my community until I started teaching and practicing at Blue Mango Yoga in Haiku! The studio is so beautiful with so many talented teachers sharing their gifts. The community is so dedicated, loving and supportive. —Heather, Google reviews

How does tranquil yoga nestled in a lush jungle sound? Blue Mango Yoga offers a gentle, heart-centered approach that emphasizes Restorative and Yin Yoga, breathwork, yoga nidra, meditation, and occasional sound healing sessions. The intimate setting is ideal for deep relaxation, healing from trauma and injury, and spiritual rest.

Website: https://bluemangoyoga.com/

Image credits: Vivian Cai, Alonso Reyes