I had the most wonderful day at Yogarden. I bought a daily unlimited pass for 1,000 baht - you can do just one class for 500 baht which is more expensive than other places I've found around the islands (300 baht seems to be the average).

I did two vinyasa flow classes with Anna - she was excellent! So kind, warm and patient. She really went the extra mile to make the classes special. One of the best teachers I've ever had. Pilates with Serge was great too - a tough workout.

I went on a Wednesday and I think there were four or five classes on that day, with gaps in between of 1-3 hours. On Tuesdays I saw from the online timetable there were fewer classes, so if you want to get the most out of your unlimited pass go on a day with more classes :)

They provide all mats and props. Serge had special Pilates mats too. Also water and cold towels available FOC. All levels welcome as you go at your own pace, and the teachers will help and encourage you if needed.

Beautiful surroundings which makes the whole experience that much more special.

I didn't eat there as thought the food was a bit pricey. Went to a restaurant at Fisherman's Village instead and paid the same as what I would have at Yogarden - wish I ate there instead!

I got a motorbike taxi from Lamai for 200 baht one way, which was probably a rip off but it was the best I can do. Don't get a taxi - you'll be looking at 500 baht one way at least! Best idea if you're not staying at Fisherman's Village is to hire a motorcycle for the day.

An amazing experience! Thank you Yogarden!

I am a 30 year old male cyclist and after my trip through Asia I decided to wind down and try some yoga for the first time. I heard about 'Yogarden' and flew down for a week. I am really glad I did - I really enjoyed the yoga, and I think that the stretching was really great for loosening up my legs after the fairly continuous used! The owner, Bonnie, is absolutely lovely and the setting is beautiful. I got to try out different styles of yoga and pilates and found the instructors to be very friendly and welcoming to me as a beginner. And they make delicious smoothies and vegan/vege food :) . Its a special place with a genuine, friendly and welcoming vibe that I would recommend to anyone wanting to try yoga.

My husband Paul and I have been very regular visitors to Yogarden for about 6 months now. The lovingly restored wooden Thai house with adjacent 'sala' in the lush garden makes it a sanctuary for yoga practise. Bonnie and her team are so loving and caring and the calibre of teachers as well as the variety of yoga classes makes it a joy to visit. Whatever you need in terms of yoga you will find here. Anna, Kom, Ampinee, Cara, Serge, Etain, Craig, whoever is teaching the class is committed to giving their best.
We do a morning practice and start the day off with a huge green juice, that sets us up daily for focus, well-being and success, thank you Yogarden, the teachers and beautiful Bonnie.
Everyone should go to Yogarden at least once in their lifetime, have some raw banoffee pie and a good dose of Yogaspiration!!!!!!

Since my wife is a fan of mediation, we went to this place for our entry level (first time) Yoga, for me it was a hard exercise only took 60 mins, but you feel very stretch of your soul and body, my wife enjoyed a lots we also made several classmates as good friends, it just fun..you can enjoyed inspiration there..and it only opens from Monday to Saturday morning if you want go there....