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Yoga trip planner for the Philippines

The yoga trip planner shows what yoga is on during your visit. Pick one or more islands or cities and your travel dates to get verified studios with published drop-in prices and class time bands, retreats with dates in your trip and events running while you are there. Print the plan or download one calendar file.

By the YogaPhilippines.com editorial teamUpdated

Yoga Trip Planner Philippines

Quick picks:

Pick places and dates to plan your trip.

Destinations at a glance

  • Antipolo6 studiosTravel from Manila by road. Buses and vans run from Metro Manila terminals.
  • Baguio4 studiosTravel north from Manila by road. Buses run from Metro Manila terminals; there are no regular commercial flights we can point to for these stops.
  • Batangas2 studiosTravel from Manila by road. Buses and vans run from Metro Manila terminals.
  • Bulacan2 studiosTravel north from Manila by road. Buses run from Metro Manila terminals; there are no regular commercial flights we can point to for these stops.
  • Cavite4 studiosTravel from Manila by road. Buses and vans run from Metro Manila terminals.
  • Clark6 studiosTravel north from Manila by road on the expressway, or fly into Clark (CRK) if you arrive from abroad or another island.
  • Dagupan1 studioTravel north from Manila by road. Buses run from Metro Manila terminals; there are no regular commercial flights we can point to for these stops.
  • Isabela1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Cauayan (CYZ), or travel north by road.
  • La Union1 studioTravel north from Manila by road. Buses run from Metro Manila terminals; there are no regular commercial flights we can point to for these stops.
  • Laguna9 studiosTravel from Manila by road. Buses and vans run from Metro Manila terminals.
  • Legazpi1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Bicol International (DRP), then go by road to Legazpi.
  • Lucena1 studioTravel from Manila by road. Buses and vans run from Metro Manila terminals.
  • Puerto Galera1 studioGo by road from Manila to Batangas port, then take a ferry to Puerto Galera.
  • Tagaytay1 studioTravel from Manila by road. Buses and vans run from Metro Manila terminals.
  • Tarlac2 studiosTravel north from Manila by road. Buses run from Metro Manila terminals; there are no regular commercial flights we can point to for these stops.
  • Tuguegarao1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Tuguegarao (TUG), or travel north by road.
  • Vigan1 studioTravel north from Manila by road (buses run from Metro Manila terminals), or fly to Laoag (LAO) and continue south by road.
  • Zambales1 studioTravel north from Manila by road. Buses run from Metro Manila terminals; there are no regular commercial flights we can point to for these stops.
  • BGC7 studiosYou are already here if you land at MNL. Studios are reached by car, ride-hailing, bus or rail within the metro.
  • Makati12 studiosYou are already here if you land at MNL. Studios are reached by car, ride-hailing, bus or rail within the metro.
  • Butuan1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Butuan (BXU).
  • Cagayan de Oro3 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Laguindingan (CGY), then go by road to Cagayan de Oro or Iligan.
  • Camiguin1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Laguindingan (CGY), go by road to Balingoan port, then take the ferry to Camiguin.
  • Davao6 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Davao (DVO).
  • Iligan1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Laguindingan (CGY), then go by road to Cagayan de Oro or Iligan.
  • Siargao11 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Sayak (IAO), or connect through Cebu (CEB). From the airport, General Luna is reached by road.
  • Coron1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Busuanga (USU), then go by road to Coron town.
  • El Nido6 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to El Nido (ENI), or fly to Puerto Princesa (PPS) and continue north by road. Island stays near El Nido add a boat transfer.
  • Puerto Princesa1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Puerto Princesa (PPS).
  • Bacolod2 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Bacolod-Silay (BCD), then go by road to Bacolod City.
  • Bohol4 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Panglao (TAG), or fly to Cebu (CEB) and take a fast ferry from Cebu City to Tagbilaran.
  • Boracay3 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Caticlan (MPH), or to Kalibo (KLO) and continue by road to Caticlan jetty. A short boat crossing takes you to Boracay.
  • Cebu21 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Cebu (CEB). Cebu City and Mandaue are across the bridges from Mactan by road.
  • Dumaguete3 studiosFly from Manila (MNL) to Dumaguete (DGT), or fly to Cebu (CEB) and continue by ferry.
  • Iloilo1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Iloilo (ILO), then go by road to Iloilo City.
  • Siquijor1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Dumaguete (DGT), then take a ferry from Dumaguete port to Siquijor.
  • Tacloban1 studioFly from Manila (MNL) to Tacloban (TAC).

How to plan a yoga trip

  1. Add your places. Choose islands or cities from the list, or tap a quick pick such as Siargao, Cebu or El Nido. Each place shows how many verified studios it has. Tap a chip to remove a place.
  2. Set your dates. Enter the first and last day of your trip. The plan appears as soon as both are set.
  3. Read the plan. For each place you get the usual route from Manila, events during your dates, retreats with a published date that overlaps your trip, and studios for drop-in classes.
  4. Take it with you. Print it (or save it as a PDF from the print dialog), download one calendar file for everything with dates, or copy the link.

You can open the planner with places and dates already filled in, for example ?places=siargao,cebu&from=2026-11-01&to=2026-11-10 at the end of the address. Links from city pages work this way.

What the plan includes

  • Getting there from Manila: the arrival airport or road route from a short table we write by hand. It holds no fares or travel times, because those change too often to keep honest.
  • Events during your trip: workshops, community classes and other events whose dates overlap yours, from the yoga events calendar. Each has its own calendar link.
  • Retreats with dates in your trip: any retreat whose published dates overlap yours, with the price as the organiser wrote it. Retreats with flexible or recurring dates are listed separately so you can ask the organiser.
  • Studios for drop-in classes: every verified studio in that place, cheapest published drop-in first, with the class time bands from its published schedule and a link to the live schedule. “Not published” means the studio has not put that detail online.

How it works and what data it uses

The planner combines three sets of records on this site. Studio facts come from the studio directory, each checked against the studio’s own website or social channels; the month of that check is shown next to each studio. Retreat dates come from organisers’ pages, the same ones on upcoming retreat dates. Events come from organisers’ public event pages.

A retreat or event is included when any of its days falls inside your trip, counting your first and last day. Multi-day events, such as a weekly series, are included if they run at any point while you are there. Past dates drop off each time the site rebuilds.

Nothing you enter leaves your browser. The calendar file is generated on your device, and the plan lives in the page address.

Tips for practising while you travel

Message a studio before you go: island studios often run fewer classes in the wet season or close for holidays. Bring a travel mat if you plan to practise on a beach or in your room. For a whole week of practice, compare dated retreats with the retreat finder, and for city stays start from the Siargao yoga page or the Cebu yoga page.

What this tool draws on

Studios, retreats and events in the planner come from these destination and listing pages.

It is one of 28 free yoga and studio tools on the site, and none of them needs a sign-up.

Questions

Can I plan yoga across more than one island in the trip planner?

Yes. Add as many islands or cities as you like and the plan shows each one in turn, with its studios, retreats and events for your dates. The calendar file and the printed plan cover every place you added.

Does the trip planner show live class timetables?

No. It shows the time bands each studio publishes, such as mornings or evenings, plus a link to the studio's own schedule. Timetables change week to week, so check the studio's schedule for the day you want to go.

What is in the trip planner calendar file?

One .ics file with an all-day entry for your trip, every retreat date that overlaps it and every event running during it, each with its organiser and source link. It opens in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook, and is made in your browser.

Is my trip saved anywhere?

No. Your places and dates live only in the page address, so you can bookmark or share the link. There is no account, nothing is stored on our side, and the calendar file is built on your device.

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