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Best yoga for beginners in Perth

Starting yoga can feel intimidating when you don't know which class to choose or what to expect. These Perth studios were shortlisted for beginner-specific classes, supportive teaching and a clear, easy way to get started.

By the Oria Haven editors Updated 13 September 2026 Editorial, never paid

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Practice Suburb Best for From Time Highlights
Yogahub Perth Mount Hawthorn A structured start Price not published 75 min Six-week beginners course · 36+ classes a week · Seven days · Mount Hawthorn
The Yoga Space West Perth Trying it before committing Price not published — Three-week unlimited intro · Ashtanga Vinyasa and Yin · Online classes · West Perth
The Yoga Garage Scarborough Hot yoga first-timers 14 days unlimited $39 — 14 days unlimited $39 · Bikram and hot vinyasa · Yin to balance the heat · Scarborough
Bodyscape Yoga & Wellness Spa Nedlands Western suburbs From $50 60 min Foundation classes · Private sessions · Open seven days · Nedlands
Body Mind Yoga Perth South Perth A gentle, unhurried start From $21 — Gentle classes for all ages · First class $21 · Zoom included with a term · North Beach Churchlands and South Perth

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Our picks

5 places worth a first visit

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    Yogahub Perth

    Mount Hawthorn · Yoga 4.9Google

    The six-week Beginners Foundations course is the most structured way in on this list: one class a week that builds the basics in order, rather than dropping you into a mixed-level room. Once you're through it, there are more than thirty-six classes a week to choose from, seven days.

    • Six-week beginners course
    • 36+ classes a week
    • Seven days
    • Mount Hawthorn
    Price not published · 75 min View practice Visit website
  2. Oria Best ofBest for beginners

    The Yoga Space

    West Perth · Yoga 4.9Google

    A three-week unlimited introduction lets you try Ashtanga, Vinyasa and Yin across the timetable before deciding whether a regular practice fits your week. Classes also run online, so a missed week isn't a lost one. Teaching here since 2005.

    • Three-week unlimited intro
    • Ashtanga Vinyasa and Yin
    • Online classes
    • West Perth
    Price not published View practice Visit website
  3. Oria Best ofBest for beginners

    The Yoga Garage

    Scarborough · Yoga 4.8Google

    Fourteen days unlimited for $39 is the cheapest way on this list to find out whether a warm room suits you. The timetable pairs Bikram and hot vinyasa with a yin class to balance the heat, fifteen minutes up the coast from the city.

    • 14 days unlimited $39
    • Bikram and hot vinyasa
    • Yin to balance the heat
    • Scarborough
    14 days unlimited $39 — price checked September 2026 View practice Visit website
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    Bodyscape Yoga & Wellness Spa

    Nedlands · Yoga 5.0Google

    Foundation classes sit on the timetable alongside vinyasa, yin and prenatal, in a Stirling Highway studio open seven days around class times. Private sessions are available if a group room isn't how you want to start, and there's a spa downstairs for afterwards.

    • Foundation classes
    • Private sessions
    • Open seven days
    • Nedlands
    From $50 · 60 min View practice
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    Body Mind Yoga Perth

    South Perth · Yoga

    Classes here are deliberately gentle and non-competitive: warm-ups for the neck, shoulders, hips and back, then stronger stretches and core work, finishing with breathing and meditation, all at your own pace. Both teachers are senior registered teachers with Yoga Australia, a first class is $21, and a term includes unlimited Zoom classes if you miss a week.

    • Gentle classes for all ages
    • First class $21
    • Zoom included with a term
    • North Beach Churchlands and South Perth
How we chose

What we considered

We looked for studios offering dedicated beginner or foundations classes, teachers who explain the basics, mats and props provided, a clear class description on the studio's own website, and an introductory offer or drop-in option so a first visit is low-risk.

Best Of guides are editorial. No practice paid to appear here; paid placements on Oria Haven are always labelled Featured.

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Common questions

Before you go

Anything you can move and stretch in comfortably. Most studios provide mats; check the listing or bring your own if you prefer.

No. Beginner classes are built for people who are not, and teachers offer variations for every pose.

Ten minutes before a first class gives you time to sign in, meet the teacher and mention anything they should know.

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