Yoga in Tel Aviv – A Calm Oasis in the City That Never Stops
In a city that’s always on the move—where bars open and close overnight, and change is the only constant—Yoga in Tel Aviv offers a peaceful pause. It’s a moment to breathe, to be present, and to reconnect with yourself—without having to leave town.
That’s the true essence of Yoga in Tel Aviv: stepping away from the noise, tuning into yourself, and redirecting your energy toward what really matters. Over the past few years, yoga has taken deeper root in the city. Through mindful movement, breath, and strength-building, the practice cultivates mental clarity and inner calm. Best of all—it’s non-competitive. No goals, no pressure. Just you, the mat, and the present moment.
Yoga with Love and Purpose
The yoga community in Tel Aviv is filled with people who love the city for what it is—vibrant, loud, and full of life. They ride bikes along Rothschild, breathe in the sea air, and still find space for peace through their yoga practice. Yoga here is more than just a workout—it’s a way of life.
The Tel Aviv yoga scene has also shown its heart. Whether it’s participating in social justice movements or giving back to those in need, the community is active and engaged. Many studios—including ours—offer free classes to underserved populations, including children with learning difficulties and women in vulnerable situations. This is yoga with purpose.
Beyond the Mat
The practice of yoga doesn’t end when the class is over. In Tel Aviv, yoga is slowly becoming a part of daily life, expanding into schools, wellness centers, and beyond. Just like in New York—where every fourth person reportedly practices yoga—Tel Aviv is embracing the movement and making it its own.
Our Studio – Prana Yoga Tel Aviv & Givattayim
Prana Yoga is one of the longest-standing yoga studios in the city. Since 2003, we’ve been offering a wide range of classes in our beautiful Tel Aviv location at 79 Ben Gurion Blvd. With over 35 weekly classes, there’s something here for every body and every level.
We also have a second studio in Givattayim at 19 Weizmann St, offering more than 30 classes per week. Our offerings include Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Iyengar, Vijnana, meditation, prenatal yoga, restorative sessions, and weekend workshops.
Whether you’re a total beginner or a long-time practitioner, you’ll find a supportive space, professional teachers, and a community that welcomes you with love.
Yoga Classes in English
Looking for yoga classes in English? We’ve got you covered. Join Eddy Toyonaga for an energetic, music-driven Power Vinyasa class, open to all levels.
- Tel Aviv: Monday 08:30, Thursday 17:00, Friday 13:45
- Givattayim: Thursday 08:15, Wednesday 20:30, Friday 08:30
You're also welcome to join any class on our schedule. Many of our instructors speak English and are happy to make the experience accessible and enjoyable for you.
Who Can Practice Yoga?
Yoga is for everyone. Truly. We offer classes suited for all age groups, from teens to seniors, with options adapted to different physical abilities. If you have a medical condition or injury, simply let your teacher know—they’ll guide you with care and offer personalized modifications.
Which Style is Right for You?
Yoga is made up of many styles—or “asanas”—each with its own rhythm and focus. Some, like Ashtanga, are dynamic and physically demanding. Others, like Iyengar, emphasize alignment and use props to support your body. We recommend trying a few styles to find the one that resonates with you most.
Getting Started
Your yoga journey can begin today—gently. We suggest starting with a beginner-friendly class that introduces basic postures, breathwork, and principles. From there, try to practice two or three times a week, and consult with our team to find your rhythm, your style, and the teachers who inspire you most.
We’re here for you every step of the way.
Let’s Practice Together
Whether you live in Tel Aviv or just passing through, Prana Yoga invites you to step in, roll out your mat, and reconnect—with yourself, with the community, and with the present moment.
See you in the studio!
