Hotel Indigo Bali Seminyak Beach revives one of its most beloved initiatives, welcoming back its collaboration with Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) for the return of its signature Seminyak Puppy Yoga.
Set against the resort’s vibrant, neighbourhood-inspired backdrop, the programme unfolds every Friday from April through June 2026, extending what was once a fleeting highlight into a three-month celebration of wellness and compassion. From 4pm to 5pm, guests and locals alike are invited to take part in a gentle, beginner-friendly yoga session – accompanied not just by the rhythm of breath and movement, but by a playful troupe of adoptable puppies.
The experience is as heartwarming as it is grounding. As participants flow through each pose, the presence of BAWA’s rescued puppies transforms the session into something far more meaningful than a typical yoga class. It becomes a moment of connection between people, place, and purpose, where small gestures of care ripple outward into real impact.
Priced at IDR 200,000 net per person, each session contributes directly to BAWA’s ongoing efforts across Bali, supporting rescue missions, rehabilitation, and vital spay-and-neuter programmes. Beyond fundraising, the initiative also serves as a platform for awareness, encouraging conversations around responsible pet ownership and the role both travellers and the local community can play in shaping a more compassionate island.
For General Manager Andreas Bergel, the programme reflects a deeper philosophy – one rooted in the idea that a hotel is more than a destination; it is part of a living, breathing neighbourhood. And here in Seminyak, that neighbourhood includes not only its people, but its animals too.
In a destination known for its beach clubs and sunset rituals, Seminyak Puppy Yoga offers something refreshingly different: a wellness experience that lingers well beyond the mat, carried in the quiet satisfaction of knowing that even an hour can make a difference.
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