Santa Monica · Los Angeles · Yoga studio

Santa Monica Yoga yoga studio in Santa Monica

A long-running, down-to-earth studio with a strong community and evening candlelight and soundbath events.

5.0(494)Google rating

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$59 new-student intro — 3-class pass, valid 60 days. See prices

5.0Google rating · 494 reviews
7/7days open a week
7 AMearliest opening
7:30 PMlatest close
71hopen hours a week
1style listed

A week at Santa Monica Yoga

Opening hours by day · Pacific time. Today is highlighted.

Prices at Santa Monica Yoga

Checked on santamonicayoga.com/prices, 2026-09-11. Confirm with the studio before you go.

Best first step $59 New-student intro 3-class pass, valid 60 days Ask about this offer
$30 Drop-in class Single in-studio class
$175 Monthly unlimited Auto-renew; studio, livestream and outdoor

What you'll practice

Sound bath

Beginner-friendlyDrop-ins welcomeAll levelsCandlelightMat rentalShowersChanging roomsStreet parkingProps provided

Your first visit, step by step

What a first class at a Los Angeles studio usually looks like.

1
Reserve a spot
Book online first — classes fill. Ask us if you are not sure which class to start with.
2
Arrive 10–15 minutes early
1640 Ocean Park Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405. Check in at the front desk and mention it's your first time.
3
Bring a mat and water
Wear something you can move in. Ask about mat rental if you travel light.
4
Practice, then rest
Every class ends in savasana. Doors open as early as 7 AM here.

Santa Monica Yoga vs. nearby studios

Same neighborhood, side by side. Facts from each listing.

Studio	Rating	Styles	Days / wk	Earliest
Santa Monica Yoga	★ 5.0	1	7	7 AM
yogazan	★ 5.0	—	7	6:30 AM
Beach Yoga SoCal	★ 5.0	1	—	—
Hot 8 Yoga Santa Monica	★ 4.9	3	7	6 AM

Frequently asked

I'm brand new to yoga — can I just show up?

Yes. The schedule includes all-levels classes that welcome first-timers, and teachers offer modifications throughout, so no prior experience is needed. Arriving 10–15 minutes early gives you time to check in, set up, and let the instructor know it's your first class.

What should I bring to my first class?

Wear comfortable clothes you can move in and bring water. A mat is the only essential, and mat rental is available on-site if you don't have your own. Props are provided, so you don't need to bring blocks or straps.

Do you take drop-ins, or do I need a membership?

Drop-ins are welcome — you don't need a membership to attend. Single-class, class-pack, and membership options are typically available; check the studio's website for current pricing before you book.

Where do I park?

Street parking is available around Ocean Park Blvd. Metered and time-limited spots are common in the area, so allow a few extra minutes to find a space and read the posted signs.