Anyone who has binged any season of The White Lotus has probably been tempted to book a stay at a wellness retreat (one sans the drama of course!). And, luckily, you don’t have to go all the way to Hawaii, Sicily or Thailand to do it.

Bali, Indonesia is known for its array of wellness retreats, with most offering ways to invigorate the body through activities such as yoga, Pilates and surfing complemented by healthy and delicious meals. Rejuvenating the mind is also a clear focus as well through experiences such as meditation, spa retreats and mindfulness activities.

Even better for Aussie travellers? Bali is so close, with affordable flights aplenty and wellness retreats giving visitors an amazing bang for their buck.

Whether you’re splashing out on a solo luxury spa trip or after a transformative, mindful stay, we’ve rounded up some of the best wellness retreats Bali has to offer.

Best for: A luxury, revitalising escape.

Immediately enter a serene space when you arrive at COMO Shambhala Estate in Ubud. Whatever activity draws you in and helps you into a relaxation state, you’ll find it at this retreat. Among its features are an on-site vitality pool, sauna and steam room as well a range of activities including yoga for a slower flow or circuit training for higher paced fitness.

Best for: Cutting-edge therapies for mind and body

Looking for a full mind and body experience? A stay at the REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort Bali may be on the cards for you. Here you’ll find a comprehensive approach to reinvigorate your senses, with retreat packages including classes, daily spa treatments, considered and nutritious meals as mindfulness rituals and a personalised retreat journal. Staff will also provide visitors a wellness evaluation so your experience can be tailored to your needs.

Best for: An eco-conscious wellness stay

This eco-conscious is perfect for those wanting to indulge in mind, body and cultural experiences but limit their guilt about the effect on the environment. The retreat offers authentic and Bali cultural experiences with ancient roots.The food here is something to take note of: the plant-based cuisine is of the highest standards and the resort’s Sakti Dining Room has won awards for its dishes.

Best for: Varied activities and experiences

While you can also stay at the Four Seasons without indulging in the wellness side of things, the hotel does have wellness packages to take advantage of. The resort provides a range of experiences including anti-gravity yoga to chakra balancing as well as classes on things like fruit and vegetable carving and Balinese dance – all for an additional cost.

Best for: A girls’ trip

If you’re after your own Eat Pray Love experience whether on your own or with like-minded female friends, pencil in Bliss Sanctuary for Women. The programs here are completely customisable, with features such as unlimited massages, unlimited meals, unlimited sightseeing and unlimited yoga. There’s also two locations depending on what your vibe is: Seminyak and Canggu. Stay on site or at the numerous accommodation options nearby.

Best for: A transformative experience

Go completely off the grid by visiting the Bali Silent Retreat. If you guessed you need to be silent (yep, that means no talking and no using electronics such as your phone), you’re correct. Given how busy most people’s day-to-day lives are, this retreat offers a unique chance to find inner peace without the distraction.

Best for: Yoga lovers

While there’s no shortage of places to practise yoga in Bali, this yoga retreat is up there as one of the best – and there are awards to prove it. There are both yoga and meditation retreats available for travellers wanting to combine their wellness goals with a holiday. Also offered here are yoga teaching courses for those who want to go one step further.

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