7-Day Unlimited Yoga Holiday at Serenity Eco Guesthouse

Diaz teaches a dynamic fusion of Vinyasa Flow, Budokon, Qigong, and Inside Flow. A 500-hour trained teacher with a background as a choreographer, he sequences classes like movement pieces — playful, energetic, and deliberately outside the usual patterns.

Edi came to yoga in 2018 after retiring from hotel management due to physical and mental fatigue. What began as a restoration practice became a full lifestyle shift. He teaches Hatha, Vinyasa, and Yin Yang with a focus on alignment, body mechanics, and the breath-body connection.

Manohara grew up in a small Balinese village and moved to Denpasar as a teenager. A martial arts injury led him to Ananda Marga in 1990, where a year of yoga practice resolved what two years of sport could not. He has been teaching in Bali since 2000 and trained in aerial yoga in 2014. His practice is rooted in Tantra and the lineage of Shrii Shrii Anandamurti.

Tamuna Lomidze has been teaching since 2017 across a wide range of styles: Sound Healing, Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin, breathwork, and Yoga Nidra. She describes yoga as a practice she intends to carry for the rest of her life.

Tao has practised since 2007 and holds an E-RYT 500 across Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, FluidUS Style, and Myofascial Release. He has also completed training in Embodied Trauma Integration. His classes welcome all levels and are shaped by years of travel and study with diverse teachers.

Max teaches dynamic, all-levels classes built on creative sequencing, subtle thematic cues, and breathwork woven through movement. His aim is a moving meditation — classes designed to leave you relaxed and wanting to come back.

Elena trained in rhythmic gymnastics for 15 years before finding yoga a decade ago. She has been teaching for six years, specialising in hip-opening flows and yin yoga — classes that work on range of motion and emotional release in equal measure.

Qino began practising in 2015 after years of struggling with confidence and health. He credits classical sun salutations — simple, repeated, honest — with unlocking both his body and his self-assurance. His classes are grounded in humility and positive intention.

Yogi first encountered yoga in 1992 through a monk from India, and completed his teacher training in the Philippines and India by 1995. He teaches Vinyasa, Hatha, Beginner, and Meditation — and views the practice as something that changes how you think and live, not just how you stretch.

Sasya holds a degree in psychology and trained as a hypnotherapist before turning to yoga as a physical and mental practice. She teaches Yin, Restorative, and Vinyasa, framing her classes as a way to tune in and build a healthier relationship with yourself.