Ubud is the epicentre of yoga in Bali, and pioneering that movement was The Yoga Barn, which opened in 2007. Since then, it has bloomed into a virtuous destination comprising six studios for classes in everything from acro yoga to qi gong and singing bowl healing meditation, a guest house, ayurvedic spa, juice bar, and cafe with raw, vegan and ayurvedic menus.

Gone are the days when escaping for a yoga retreat meant slumming it. The Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan is an oasis of calm in the heart of yoga country. The villas have a sumptuous eco-luxe design and come complete with infinity pools and uninterrupted views of jungle. The on-site yoga pavilion is a an open-air space to flip your world upside-down with an anti-gravity yoga class overlooking the terraced rice paddies.

Alchemy Bali is the island’s first fully raw vegan cafe, juice bar, health food store and holistic clinic all in one. Their smoothie bowls and goodness bowls brim with colourful produce, and you can get a plastic-free takeaway salad wrapped in a banana or pandan-leaf bowl. They run vegan and raw workshops so you can hone your skills and keep up the good behaviour back home.

Time to splurge? Mozaic restaurant offers a fine-dining experience that combines Balinese produce and French technique in a opulent garden setting. The 6- and 8-course tasting menus feature elegant dishes such as confit ocean trout with watermelon carpaccio and ginger flower that can be adapted to be vegan and vegetarian.

From everyday essentials such as superfood smoothies and coconut mylk lattes to post-power yoga fixes such as raw vegan mud pie, salads, scrambled eggs and blueberry buckwheat pancakes, Clear Cafe is an all-day eatery with an indoor-outdoor setting that has the eco-luxe vibe of a tropical resort, and the design smarts of an urban cafe. Cool off with their artful frozen drinks and smoothies that have gained Instafame for being the wholesome cousin of the freakshake.

Como Shambhala Estate in Begawan Village, is a short 15-minute drive away from central Ubud and a world apart from anywhere else on earth. It’s barefoot luxury all the way here with thatched villas and private infinity pools cascading down the terraced hillside property, which has come to represent the gold standard in wellness travel. Treat yourself to Thai massage and ayurvedic detox therapies at the Ojas spa, which has hydrotherapy pools and jet beds to up the relaxation factor. Hungry? Kudus House serves authentic Indonesian cuisine such as spicy prawn and coconut soup in a restored Javanese villa, while Glow is an all-day eatery offering organic dishes with a clean-eating twist – think a vegan Caesar salad with macadamia nut ‘cheese’ and creamy coconut dressing.