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Yoga in Brighton

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Brighton has a notably dense yoga scene for a city its size, with 83 studios spread across a range of neighbourhoods. Round Hill accounts for the largest concentration, with nine studios clustered in that single area, while Brunswick and Kemptown each host a solid handful more. Queen's Park is home to both Energy for Life and Lushtums Yoga, two independently run studios that have earned perfect five-star ratings from their regulars. Over in Kemptown, Luna Wave Yoga has built a similarly strong local following. The scene leans heavily towards smaller, owner-led spaces rather than chain studios, which shapes the kind of classes and timetables on offer. This page lists the studios currently active in Brighton, with details on location, specialisms, and ratings to help you find the right fit.

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Frequently asked questions about yoga in Brighton

How many yoga studios are there in Brighton?

Brighton has around 83 yoga studios, spread across neighbourhoods including Kemptown, Queen's Park, Brunswick, Round Hill, and Aldrington. The city has a strong wellness culture, so there is a wide range of styles on offer, from Hatha and Vinyasa to pregnancy yoga and specialist classes, catering to all levels and schedules.

Which area of Brighton has the most yoga studios?

Queen's Park, Kemptown, and Brunswick are among the most well-served areas for yoga in Brighton. Queen's Park alone is home to studios such as Energy for Life and Lushtums Yoga. Kemptown features Luna Wave Yoga, while Aldrington has the Tree of Life Centre, where Jana Loving Life – Wellness is based.

What are some of the best-known yoga studios in Brighton?

Well-regarded Brighton yoga studios include Energy for Life and Lushtums Yoga in Queen's Park, Luna Wave Yoga in Kemptown, Jana Loving Life – Wellness at the Tree of Life Centre in Aldrington, and LifeFit in Prestonville. Each offers a distinct approach, so it is worth checking class timetables and styles before booking.

How much does a yoga class cost in Brighton?

Drop-in yoga classes in Brighton typically range from £10 to £18, depending on the studio and class type. Many studios offer introductory deals, such as a first week unlimited for around £20–£30, as well as monthly memberships that bring the per-class cost down. Concession rates are often available for students and those on low incomes.

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