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What a yoga class costs in the Philippines, 2026

A drop-in yoga class in Metro Manila costs ₱790 on average in October 2026 (median ₱780), based on 22 studios that publish their rates. Class packs bring that to about ₱500 per class, and 25 studios publish a first-timer offer.

Average published drop-in · Metro Manila

Hot / Bikram
₱1,020
Ashtanga
₱860
Yin and restorative
₱810
Vinyasa
₱780
Hatha
₱680

By city

CityStudiosAverageMedianRange
BGC, Taguig5₱910₱850₱750 to ₱1,200
Makati4₱860₱880₱495 to ₱1,200
Cebu4₱450₱500₱250 to ₱550
Quezon City3₱570₱600₱500 to ₱600
Alabang3₱820₱750₱500 to ₱1,200
Mandaluyong3₱870₱600₱500 to ₱1,500
Parañaque and Pasay3₱730₱800₱600 to ₱800
Siargao2₱550₱550₱500 to ₱600
Laguna2₱450₱450₱350 to ₱550
Bohol2₱500₱500₱500 to ₱500
Rockwell, Makati1₱1,200₱1,200₱1,200 to ₱1,200
Boracay1₱700₱700₱700 to ₱700
Dumaguete1₱500₱500₱500 to ₱500
Clark, Pampanga1₱1,200₱1,200₱1,200 to ₱1,200
Marikina1₱500₱500₱500 to ₱500
Antipolo1₱680₱680₱680 to ₱680
Cavite1₱600₱600₱600 to ₱600
Siquijor1₱300₱300₱300 to ₱300
Vigan1₱350₱350₱350 to ₱350

By style, Metro Manila

StyleStudiosAverageMedianRange
Hot / Bikram5₱1,020₱1,200₱750 to ₱1,200
Ashtanga14₱860₱800₱500 to ₱1,500
Yin and restorative11₱810₱800₱495 to ₱1,200
Vinyasa18₱780₱780₱495 to ₱1,200
Hatha7₱680₱600₱495 to ₱1,200

Packages, intro offers and ClassPass

Across 72 published packs of five or more classes, the average is ₱500 per class (median ₱460). Packs expire, usually within one to three months, so the saving only holds if you use them.

25 studios publish a first-class or intro offer, averaging ₱1,460. These are often the cheapest way to try a studio.

21 listed studios appear on ClassPass. ClassPass plan prices and credits change often and vary by account, so they are not averaged here; compare your own plan with the class cost calculator, and see ClassPass in the Philippines.

For studio counts by city and the style mix, see the State of Yoga in the Philippines 2026.

Private lessons are priced differently from group classes. Joahnna Lee explains private yoga prices in Manila on her own site.

Methodology

  • Source: the 133 yoga studios in the YogaPhilippines.com directory, each verified active in October 2026. Only rates published by the studio itself or on ClassPass are used, and every one links its source on the studio's profile.
  • Drop-in: the single-class, non-member rate. A day pass is used only where it is the studio's only single-visit price. Intro offers and sale prices are excluded from the drop-in averages.
  • Averages and medians are rounded to the nearest ₱10. A studio counts once per style it publishes, so style rows overlap.
  • No ratings, reviews or visits are used. Studios that do not publish rates are counted in the directory but not in the averages.
  • Download the aggregates: yoga-price-index-2026.csv (aggregate figures only). Please credit "YogaPhilippines.com Price Index 2026" with a link to this page.

Questions

How much is a yoga class in Manila in 2026?

The average published drop-in rate across 22 Metro Manila studios is ₱790 (median ₱780), with a range of ₱495 to ₱1,500, checked October 2026.

Is a class pack cheaper than drop-in?

Usually. Across 72 published packs of five classes or more, the average works out to ₱500 per class, below the drop-in average. Packs expire, so count how often you will really go.

Which yoga style costs the most in Manila?

Hot / Bikram has the highest average published drop-in in Metro Manila (₱1,020 across 5 studios), and hatha the lowest (₱680).

How much is a private yoga lesson in Manila?

Private rates are set by each teacher. For a breakdown of private yoga prices in Manila, see Joahnna Lee's guide; her own rate is ₱4,500 for 90 minutes at home, condo or office in Metro Manila.