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Yoga Classes in Geelong

Geelong is Victoria's second city, with a code for fitness groups on its waterfront and permits for classes on the coast. Tell us your suburb and we pass it on.

What to know about Geelong

Yoga in Geelong

Geelong's urban area had 289,630 people at the 2021 Census (ABS QuickStats), taking in Lara and Corio in the north, the Bellarine towns of Leopold, Drysdale and Ocean Grove, and Torquay on the Surf Coast. Tell us your suburb so the request reaches a studio on your side of the bay.

The waterfront, Waurn Ponds and the coast

The City of Greater Geelong permits personal training and fitness instruction on council land in groups of up to 20 (ABLIS listing for Geelong). On the waterfront a code keeps groups to 20, rules out Steam Packet Gardens and closes Customs Park to activity in the evening and early morning (City of Greater Geelong). The council's Leisurelink centre at Waurn Ponds runs yoga among its group classes and suggests bringing your own mat (City of Greater Geelong). On the Surf Coast foreshore, yoga sessions need a permit from the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority (the Authority).

Yoga in Geelong: questions

Can I do yoga on the Geelong Waterfront?

Fitness groups use the waterfront under a code that limits them to 20 people and keeps them out of Steam Packet Gardens. Ask the studio where it teaches.

Do you cover Torquay and the Bellarine?

Yes: Torquay, Ocean Grove, Leopold and Drysdale among them. Choose Victoria on the form.