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300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Goa 2027: Complete Guide to Arambol Dates, Fees and Curriculum

Reviewed By Soniya Rangher

300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Goa 2027 – An Advanced Path to RYT 500

300 hour yoga teacher training Goa – advanced practice at The Lotus Sutra, Arambol

Our 300 hour yoga teacher training Goa course is a 28-day residential programme at The Lotus Sutra, a beachfront venue on Arambol Beach in North Goa. It’s built for teachers who have completed a 200-hour training and are ready to teach with more depth, skill and confidence. You train in a group of no more than 10, with direct guidance from our founder, Yogini Manisha (E-RYT 500), and your 300 hours complete the 500 you need to register as an RYT 500 with Yoga Alliance.

Batches start on the 5th of every month from December 2026 to May 2027, from €2,200 including your room and three sattvic vegetarian meals a day — the most affordable of our three 300-hour locations.

300 hour yoga teacher training Goa: 2027 dates and fees

Every batch is the full 28-day / 27-night residential course at The Lotus Sutra, with your room, three sattvic vegetarian meals a day and airport pickup from Mopa (GOX) or Dabolim (GOI) included.

BatchPrivate roomTwin shared roomSeats left
5 Dec 2026 – 1 Jan 2027€3,000€2,2003 Seats
5 Jan – 1 Feb 2027€3,000€2,2005 Seats
5 Feb – 4 Mar 2027€3,000€2,2004 Seats
5 Mar – 1 Apr 2027€3,000€2,2006 Seats
5 Apr – 2 May 2027€3,000€2,2008 Seats
5 May – 1 Jun 2027€3,000€2,2008 Seats

A 30% deposit reserves your place: €660 for a twin shared room or €900 for private. The balance is due 15 days before your course starts. A batch also runs 5 November – 2 December 2026. See the full dates and fees and booking terms.

The December batch runs over Christmas and finishes on New Year’s Day — a memorable way to start 2027, but Goa’s peak season, so book flights early.

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300 hour YTT Goa – morning class in the open shala at Arambol Beach

Who the 300-hour training is for

This is an advanced course. A 200-hour certificate and an established personal practice are recommended, and most students arrive with some teaching experience.

  • 200-hour graduates who want to continue toward RYT 500 through advanced study, practice and teaching development.
  • Working yoga teachers who want to refine their sequencing, adjustments, cueing, observation and teaching presence.
  • Teachers returning to study who want dedicated time away from their own classes to practise, study and receive feedback.
  • Dedicated experienced practitioners who want advanced asana, pranayama, meditation, philosophy and anatomy, whether or not they plan to teach.
  • Wellness and movement professionals with a yoga background who want to add advanced yoga study to their skills.
  • Practitioners seeking personal development who are ready for an immersive month of discipline, self-study and awareness.

200-hour vs 300-hour: what changes

The 200-hour course teaches you how to lead a safe, well-structured class. The 300-hour course teaches you how to teach — to see what each student needs and respond with skill. Here’s how the two compare at Diksha in Goa

 200-hour training300-hour training
LevelBeginner and intermediateAdvanced
Length23 days / 22 nights28 days / 27 nights
FocusFoundations of practice and teachingRefining your practice and your teaching
AsanaLearning traditional postures and alignmentAdvanced asana and safe progression toward challenging postures
SequencingBuilding balanced classesProgressive sequencing, peak-pose preparation and themes
AdjustmentsIntroduction to alignmentHands-on adjustments practised with fellow teachers
TeachingFirst classes with peersFull classes for different levels, with feedback on your own style
CredentialRYT 200 eligibilityCounts toward RYT 500 with your 200-hour certificate
Fee in GoaFrom €1,800From €2,200

For a deeper look, read what changes after your 200-hour certification. If you haven’t done your foundation course yet, start with our 200-hour yoga teacher training in Goa.

Why choose a 300 hour YTT Goa

There’s something special about taking your practice further in India, where yoga began. A 300 hour YTT Goa course also lands in one of the best climates for training: November to February brings dry, sunny days and cooler evenings, the most popular season in Goa. March to May is hot and humid, so practice moves to the cooler parts of the day. We don’t run residential trainings during the June–September monsoon.

  • A quiet corner of Goa: Arambol sits at the calm northern end of the coast, known for its long beach, cliff-top sunsets and relaxed village life — away from the party towns further south.
  • Practise steps from the sea: the open shala at The Lotus Sutra is surrounded by greenery, with cafés and village shops close by.
  • Sundays out: group excursions to Sweet Lake (Kalacha) and Terekhol Fort are included on two Sundays, and Mandrem, Morjim and Chapora Fort are easy trips by taxi or scooter.
  • Easy to reach: Mopa Airport (GOX) is about 45–60 minutes away, and pickup is included from Mopa or Dabolim. See how to reach Arambol from Goa airport.

Why train with Diksha Yoga School

Goa, Sri Lanka or Thailand?

We run the same 28-day 300-hour training in three locations. Here’s how the 300 hour yoga teacher training in Goa compares.

 GoaSri LankaThailand
VenueThe Lotus Sutra, Arambol BeachGreen Serene Villa, GalleHealth Oasis Resort, Koh Samui
From€2,200€2,700€3,400
Private room€3,000€3,800€3,800
Meals3 a day3 a dayBreakfast & lunch
Airport pickupMopa or DabolimColomboKoh Samui
Best seasonNov – FebDec – MarJan – Mar
Founder on siteYesTeaching teamTeaching team

Prefer an island setting? See our 300-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka or our 300-hour yoga teacher training in Thailand.

Curriculum: what you’ll learn

The 300 hour yoga teacher training Goa syllabus covers ten areas, taught through daily practice, advanced theory, hands-on workshops and teaching.

SubjectWhat you study
Advanced Hatha YogaTraditional asanas with deeper attention to posture, alignment, breath and stability, and safe progression toward more challenging postures
Ashtanga YogaTraditional sequencing and disciplined, breath-led practice
Vinyasa FlowProgressive sequences that link breath and movement, built for different levels
Advanced yoga philosophyThe deeper teachings of yoga and how to bring them into your classes
Advanced anatomy & physiologyFunctional anatomy, movement principles and safe practice for different bodies
Alignment & adjustmentHands-on adjustments, alignment and cueing practised with fellow teachers
Pranayama & shatkarmaTraditional breathing practices and yogic cleansing such as jal neti, and how breath supports concentration and energy
MeditationConcentration and inner awareness through traditional and guided techniques
Teaching methodology & practicumPlanning and leading full classes for different levels, then direct feedback on your presence and communication
Satsang, chanting & excursionsEvening satsang and chanting, plus group trips to Sweet Lake and Terekhol Fort

Each day blends four kinds of learning: morning pranayama and practice, advanced theory sessions where you can bring questions from your own teaching, hands-on workshops where you feel each technique before using it with students, and teaching with feedback. Want a head start on breathwork? Read our guide to pranayama.

A typical day

TimeSession
6:00 AMWake up
6:30 AMJal neti & pranayama
7:00 AMAsana: Hatha (Mon/Wed/Fri) or Ashtanga (Tue/Thu/Sat)
9:00 AMBreakfast
10:00 AMYoga philosophy
11:00 AMAlignment & adjustments
12:00 PMMeditation
1:00 PMLunch & rest
3:00 PMAnatomy
4:00 PMTea break
4:30 PMTeaching methodology & sequencing
5:30 PMEvening Vinyasa Flow (student-led teaching from week 2)
7:30 PMDinner
8:30 PMSatsang & meditation

Sundays are a rest day with no classes. Timings may shift slightly with the season.

Students Practicing Yoga Asana during 300 hour yoga teacher training in Goa At Arambol Beach

Where you’ll stay and what’s included

You live and train at The Lotus Sutra, our main branch on Arambol Beach. The open shala and garden give it a retreat feel, away from traffic and crowds, with the beach a few steps away. ATMs, pharmacies, shops, cafés and laundry services are all within easy reach in Arambol.

Your 300 hour yoga teacher training Goa fee includes:

Not included: flights, Indian visa fees, travel and medical insurance, personal expenses and local transport (other than airport pickup), and the optional Yoga Alliance registration fee.

Booking terms

TermDetail
Deposit30%: €660 twin shared, €900 private
BalanceDue 15 days before the course starts
Date changesMove to another available batch with at least 30 days’ notice
Within 30 daysBookings can’t normally be changed; contact us in a genuine emergency
RefundsThe deposit is non-refundable
PaymentBank transfer, cash, credit/debit card, PayPal or Wise

How to prepare for your 300-hour training

A 300-hour course is a step up in intensity: two practices a day, six days a week, for four weeks. A little preparation makes it far more rewarding.

  1. Keep up a daily practice for at least a month before you arrive, including some Ashtanga or Vinyasa, so the 6:30 AM starts feel natural. Our 6-week preparation plan sets this out week by week.
  2. Review your 200-hour notes, especially anatomy and the Yoga Sutras, so you can go straight into advanced material.
  3. Note your teaching questions. Bring the challenges from your own classes — they make the theory sessions far more useful.
  4. Sort your visa early. Most visitors need an Indian e-Visa; apply through the official Indian e-Visa website well before you fly.
  5. Pack light and practical: breathable yoga clothes, modest clothing for the village, sunscreen and insect repellent. See what to pack for yoga teacher training in Goa.

From RYT 200 to RYT 500

When you complete the course and its assessment, you receive a 300-hour certificate from a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 300). Combined with your 200-hour certificate, it completes the 500 hours you need to register with Yoga Alliance as an RYT 500. The registration fee is paid directly to Yoga Alliance — here’s how to register with Yoga Alliance.

  1. Complete a 200-hour training.
  2. Complete the 300 hour yoga teacher training in Goa.
  3. Register with Yoga Alliance as an RYT 500.
Diksha Yoga School 300-hour graduates with certificates in Arambol, Goa

Student Testimonials

Emma Wilson

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

★★★★★

“Completing my 300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training at Diksha Yoga School in Goa was a beautiful learning experience. The teachers helped me deepen my understanding of yoga philosophy, alignment, pranayama and advanced asanas. I especially appreciated the personal guidance and peaceful atmosphere at Arambol. I feel more confident and prepared to grow as a yoga teacher.”

Sophie Martin 🇫🇷 France

★★★★★

” My 300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training at Diksha Yoga School in Goa was an incredible experience. I deepened my knowledge of yoga philosophy, advanced asanas, pranayama and teaching methodology. The teachers were supportive and knowledgeable, and the peaceful atmosphere in Arambol made my learning journey truly special. I feel more confident as a yoga teacher.”

Frequently asked questions

How much does the 300 hour yoga teacher training Goa course cost?

€2,200 in a twin shared room or €3,000 in a private room. The fee covers 27 nights at The Lotus Sutra, three sattvic vegetarian meals a day, all classes, the course manual and airport pickup from Mopa or Dabolim.

When are the 2027 dates?

Batches start on the 5th of each month: 5 Dec 2026 – 1 Jan 2027, then January, February, March, April and May 2027. Each runs 28 days.

Do I need a 200-hour certificate first?

A 200-hour certificate and an established practice are recommended. You’ll need the 200-hour certificate to register as an RYT 500.

Who teaches the course?

Yogini Manisha (E-RYT 500) and the Diksha Yoga School teaching team. In Goa you receive direct guidance from Manisha herself.

How many students are in each batch?

A maximum of 10, so you get individual feedback on your practice and your teaching.

What’s the best time of year for a 300 hour YTT Goa

November to February is the dry season, with sunny days and cooler evenings. March to May is hot and humid. We don’t run trainings during the June–September monsoon.

How do I get to Arambol?

Fly into Mopa (GOX), about 30 km and 45–60 minutes away, or Dabolim (GOI), about 2–2.5 hours away. Pickup from either is included; send us your flight details at least 3 days before you arrive.

Do I need a visa for India?

Most international visitors do. Many nationalities can apply online for an e-Visa — check the official Indian e-Visa website for your passport before booking flights.

Start your 300 hour yoga teacher training in Goa

Twenty-eight days on Arambol Beach, a group of no more than 10, and direct guidance from the founder whose method shapes every Diksha training. If you’re ready to complete your 500 hours and teach with real depth, choose your 2027 batch and reserve your place with a 30% deposit.

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