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10 Best Kundalini Yoga Studios in Melbourne

The supplied results include Kundalini yoga alongside meditation, breathwork, massage, workshops and other yoga styles. Use this guide to distinguish a Kundalini-focused practice from studios offering broader movement or wellbeing programmes.

Our method for this guide

This guide does not try to list everyone. It is our pick of kundalini yoga studios in Melbourne, built on each business's public reputation and on how central this service is to what it does.

Featured positions are clearly marked and only offered to businesses that already earned their place in the guide.

Full Comparison of 10 Kundalini Yoga Studios in Melbourne

  1. Radiant Sol Yoga, Melbourne

    Radiant Sol Yoga

    4.9132 reviews

    Radiant Sol Yoga is a South Melbourne yoga studio with a broad choice of classes, styles and flows for people fitting practice around busy schedules. Its programme includes challenging Power Flow sessions as well as gentler options such as Yin yoga, with a calm, plant-filled space and a no-phone rule in the studio room.

    Notable strengths: A broad range of classes, styles and flows

    Busy schedules needing varied class timesStudents seeking Power Flow or Yin yogaNewcomers looking for supportive guidance
    Access via Argyle Pl, Rear/144 Thistlethwaite St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
  2. House of Culture Dr David Juan Ferriz Olivares, Melbourne

    House of Culture Dr David Juan Ferriz Olivares

    5.058 reviews

    House of Culture Dr David Juan Ferriz Olivares is a South Melbourne yoga studio offering yoga classes, including prenatal yoga. Its teaching suits people seeking supportive, carefully guided practice, with prenatal sessions incorporating attention to safe posture and meditation. The available material also associates Elena with IELTS teaching, though the studio’s clearly supported offering is yoga.

    Notable strengths: Prenatal sessions include attention to posture, safety and meditation

    People seeking supportive yoga classes, including prenatal practice
    341 Moray St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
  3. Lenish John, Melbourne

    Lenish John

    5.046 reviews

    Lenish John offers Kriya yoga and holistic healing through online, outdoor and on-site services in Windsor. Its work suits people seeking guided meditation, yoga practice and longer-term personal development, with programs presented in an accessible and practical way.

    Notable strengths: A six-day Kriya Yoga Initiation Program delivered online

    People seeking guided Kriya yoga and meditation practiceThose comfortable joining classes online
    20 Hornby St, Windsor VIC 3181, Australia
  4. Ashtanga Yoga Centre of Melbourne

    Ashtanga Yoga Centre of Melbourne

    4.952 reviews

    Ashtanga Yoga Centre of Melbourne is a Fitzroy studio focused on Ashtanga practice, including Mysore classes. It suits beginners developing a series as well as more advanced students, with teaching adapted to different levels and modifications for injuries or other physical issues. The centre combines physical practice with yoga philosophy and offers both on-site services and online classes.

    Notable strengths: Offers Mysore practice alongside a mix of classes

    Beginners starting an Ashtanga practiceAdvanced and less advanced students developing their practicePeople seeking modifications for injuries or physical issues
    Level 1/110-112 Argyle St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia
  5. Prana House, Melbourne

    Prana House

    4.7175 reviews

    Prana House is a yoga studio in Thornbury offering yoga classes in a calm, inclusive setting. Classes combine postures with meditation, breath work and philosophy or spiritual guidance, and the studio also provides remedial massage, reflexology and infrared sauna sessions. It suits people seeking either structured movement or a broader relaxation and wellbeing experience.

    Notable strengths: Classes incorporating meditation, breath work and philosophy

    Yoga students of different ability levelsPeople seeking yoga alongside massage, reflexology or sauna sessions
    Level 1/885 High St, Thornbury VIC 3071, Australia
  6. Yoga Corner, Melbourne

    Yoga Corner

    4.765 reviews

    Yoga Corner is a Melbourne CBD yoga studio with a welcoming, cosy space and a broad teaching community. It suits practitioners looking for classes ranging from Vinyasa Flow to yin and restorative yoga, as well as people considering yoga teacher training. Teachers are described as offering clear instruction, grounding cues and a supportive atmosphere, with the studio positioned in the heart of Melbourne and accessible to visitors.

    Notable strengths: Multiple teachers and yoga styles in one CBD studio

    Practitioners seeking Vinyasa, yin or restorative yogaPeople exploring yoga teacher training
    Laneway off, Level 1 15 McKillop Street, Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  7. Little Mandarin Yoga & Pilates (CBD), Melbourne

    Little Mandarin Yoga & Pilates (CBD)

    4.6134 reviews

    Little Mandarin Yoga & Pilates (CBD) is a Melbourne studio offering yoga and Pilates classes, including aerial, hammock, hot and reformer formats. Its classes suit people seeking both movement variety and careful instruction, with reported attention to posture, alignment and beginner-friendly pacing. The studio is described as modern, clean and equipped with reformers and yoga mats.

    Notable strengths: Aerial and hammock yoga sit alongside Pilates classes

    People wanting to try aerial or hammock yogaThose seeking reformer Pilates with detailed instructionBeginners looking for a welcoming, appropriately challenging class
    Lv 1/385 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  8. Kundalini House, Melbourne

    Kundalini House

    4.991 reviews

    Kundalini House is a Fitzroy North acupuncture clinic whose broader offering includes yoga, massage and workshops. It suits people looking for varied wellbeing practices in a welcoming, community-oriented setting. The venue is associated with acupuncture and massage appointments as well as Kundalini yoga, trauma-focused yoga, Qigong and gong therapy.

    Notable strengths: A mix of acupuncture, massage, yoga and workshops

    People wanting acupuncture alongside other wellbeing practicesThose seeking welcoming group classes and workshops
    391A St Georges Rd, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia
  9. Infinite.co, Melbourne

    Infinite.co

    4.980 reviews

    Infinite.co is a women-led wellness centre in St Kilda offering classes and events in a cosy studio setting. Its programme includes meditation, breathwork, yin, sound and movement sessions, while tea, candles, incense and blankets contribute to a deliberately homely atmosphere. It suits people looking for regular classes, a reset or a space for wellness events.

    Notable strengths: Creates a home-like studio atmosphere with thoughtful comfort details

    People seeking meditation, breathwork, yin or sound sessionsWellness practitioners looking for an event space
    Ground Floor/14 Pakington St, St Kilda VIC 3182, Australia
  10. Yoga 8, Melbourne

    Yoga 8

    4.470 reviews

    Yoga 8 is a Windsor yoga studio offering a calm, professionally run space for yoga and Pilates practice. It suits people who value attentive teaching and a welcoming environment, with classes described as including Yin yoga. The studio has on-site toilets and recommends appointments.

    Notable strengths: The studio combines a serene setting with practical, knowledgeable teaching

    Yoga and Pilates practitioners seeking a calm studioPeople interested in Yin classes and a welcoming practice space
    1/238 High St, Windsor VIC 3181, Australia

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Yoga and wellbeing formats available

  • Kundalini yoga and related practiceKundalini House explicitly associates its offering with Kundalini yoga, alongside acupuncture, massage, workshops, trauma-focused yoga, Qigong and gong therapy.
  • Kriya yoga and meditationLenish John offers Kriya yoga and holistic healing through online, outdoor and on-site services, including guided meditation and personal development.
  • Breathwork, yin and soundInfinite.co provides meditation, breathwork, yin, sound and movement sessions in a cosy, homely studio setting.
  • Yoga with philosophy and meditationPrana House combines postures with meditation, breath work and philosophy or spiritual guidance.
  • Structured physical practiceAshtanga Yoga Centre of Melbourne offers Ashtanga and Mysore classes, with teaching adapted to different levels and modifications for injuries.
  • Prenatal, aerial and Pilates optionsHOUSE OF CULTURE describes prenatal yoga, while Little Mandarin offers aerial, hammock, hot and reformer formats alongside yoga and Pilates.

How to choose a Melbourne Kundalini yoga studio

  1. Confirm the style you actually wantKundalini House is the clearest supplied match for Kundalini yoga; other venues may suit meditation, Kriya, Ashtanga, yin or restorative practice instead.
  2. Choose a class intensityAshtanga is described as physically demanding, while Infinite.co, Yoga Corner and Prana House include gentler or reflective formats.
  3. Look for complementary wellbeing servicesMassage, acupuncture and workshops feature at Kundalini House; Prana House adds reflexology and infrared sauna sessions.
  4. Consider pregnancy or injury needsHOUSE OF CULTURE describes prenatal yoga, while Ashtanga Yoga Centre describes modifications for injuries or physical issues.
  5. Decide between in-person and online accessLenish John offers online services, and Ashtanga Yoga Centre also describes online classes alongside on-site practice.

Frequent questions

Which listed studio most directly offers Kundalini yoga?

Kundalini House - Yoga, Massage and Acupuncture is explicitly associated with Kundalini yoga and also offers acupuncture, massage, workshops and related practices.

Are there meditation and breathwork options?

Yes. Infinite.co describes meditation and breathwork, Prana House includes meditation and breath work, and Lenish John offers guided meditation with Kriya yoga.

Which option offers prenatal yoga?

HOUSE OF CULTURE DR DAVID JUAN FERRIZ OLIVARES describes prenatal yoga with attention to posture, safety and meditation.

Can beginners find suitable classes?

The supplied descriptions identify beginner-friendly guidance at Little Mandarin, beginner and advanced pathways at Ashtanga Yoga Centre, and supportive teaching at several other studios.

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