What training costs in Canggu.

One day of training, on one scale.

Each dot is one place and what a tourist pays for one visit: a day pass, or one drop-in class. The pink line is the middle of each list. Packs, promos, child tickets and add-ons like a sauna-only pass are left off.

What the numbers say.

• A gym day pass in Canggu costs Rp 210 000 at the middle of the market. The cheapest is LEVEL UP GYM at Rp 60 000, and the dearest is Nirvana Life at Rp 725 000.
• A drop-in yoga class costs Rp 158 000. A drop-in pilates class costs Rp 280 000, which is 77% more. 9 of the 10 pilates studios here teach on reformer machines.
• 6 studios charge tourists more than KITAS holders or Indonesians for the same drop-in class. The biggest gap is at ADDA YOGA CANGGU: Rp 160 000 on a tourist visa, Rp 80 000 for Indonesians, 50% less.
• 12 of 55 places publish no price at all, not on a website, a booking page or Instagram. You only find out at the desk.
• The cheapest area for a gym day pass is Canggu, at Rp 200 000 in the middle. The dearest is Pererenan, at Rp 400 000.

Same class, three prices.

Some studios publish one price for tourists and a lower one for KITAS holders (people with a residence permit) and Indonesians. Here is every studio that does, for one drop-in class.

Every price, with its source.

Open a list to see each place, its cheapest way in, and where we read it. The full price lists, memberships included, are on the area guides.

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How we count.

We list every gym, yoga and pilates studio and fight gym we could find in our delivery area, and read the prices each one publishes on its own website, booking page or Instagram. Third-party guides are a last resort, and their figures are marked "not double-checked". Nobody is phoned or messaged, so a place that publishes nothing shows as "no price", not as a guess.

The chart uses the price a tourist pays for one visit: a day pass at a gym, or one drop-in class at a studio. Resident and Indonesian prices are in the table above, not in the chart. A class pack is never divided to fake a drop-in rate, because that is not a price anyone can pay for one visit. The middle is the median, so one very cheap or very dear place cannot drag it. We recheck every 90 days. Found a price that has moved? Tell us and we will fix it.