“Hands down the best hour of our Maui trip. The goats were adorable and the views were stunning.”
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Maui Goat Yoga offers a delightful twist on traditional yoga by incorporating friendly miniature goats into the practice. Set on the scenic slopes of Haleakalā in Kula, this 75-minute session includes a guided yoga class suitable for all levels, followed by ample time to interact with the goats—cuddling, playing, and capturing memorable photos. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or a curious beginner, this experience combines relaxation, laughter, and the therapeutic joy of animal interaction in one of Maui’s most picturesque settings.
GUEST REQUIREMENTS
For all ages 8 and up.
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Easy - playful yoga session
WHAT TO BRING
Cash if you want to rent a yoga mat ($5)
CANCELLATION POLICY
No.
WHAT GUESTS ARE SAYING
4.9★ from 170+ reviews on TripAdvisor
Guests say this is one of the most fun, feel-good activities on Maui. Reviews often mention the sweet goats and the relaxing, upbeat instructors who keep everyone laughing. Many visitors love how the setting — green pastures with ocean views — turns the class into a lighthearted escape. People come away with memorable photos, a bit more flexibility, and a lot more joy than they expected from a yoga session.
Enjoy beautiful views of Maui’s breathtaking coastline and relish the psychological benefits of animal-assisted therapy while practicing yoga and challenging your physical and mental capacity. Maui Goat Yoga is much more than just a yoga class — it’s about removing yourself from day to day stress and anxiety and focusing on optimistic and happy thoughts and feelings. It’s about health, wellness, smiles…and goats! Our miniature goats are very friendly and love to cuddle and play with guests both during and after class.
We have mats to rent for $5 Cash before the start of classMaui Goat Yoga is set on a hillside pasture with sweeping views of Maui’s coastline, where yoga, open sky, and a herd of miniature goats come together. This family-run experience is designed to lighten the mood and break routine — goats might climb on your back mid–downward dog, and laughter is just as welcome as balance. It’s part yoga, part gentle farm visit, and all about leaving stress behind for a little while.
Address: 3651 Omaopio Road, Kula, Maui, HI 96790
Check-In: Arrive at least 15 minutes early; park on-site and check in at the pasture.Sorry there are NO refunds due to the limit space availability in classes, however a rain check will be honored or transferable.
Rain check or transferable: If you are unable to make it to your assigned class due to unforeseen circumstances, we will do our best to move you to a different class within the following week. Please give us adequate notice beforehand so we can make room for you in another class, and give someone else the opportunity to take your reservation. Our classes fill up quickly!
If a class size is 6 or less participants, the class will be cancelled 2 hours before the class starts and you will have a rain check issued for a future makeup class within the following week.
The weather is very unpredictable at all times in Hawaii. We determine right before class if the class needs to be cancelled due to bad weather. If the class is cancelled due to bad weather before or during a class, no refunds. A rain check will be honored or is transferable.
Contact us by phone or email contactus@mauigoatyoga.com to cancel or inquire about a cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.
FOLIO TRAVELOGUE
Yoga, Goats, and Ocean Views: Only on Maui
I’ll be honest: I didn’t come to Maui looking for goats. But somehow, on a clear morning in Upcountry, I found myself on a yoga mat with one trying to eat my shoelace.
Maui Goat Yoga sounded like one of those things people book because it looks good on Instagram. And it does. The views alone are ridiculous—green pastures sloping down toward the ocean, Haleakalā looming in the background like a friendly giant. But then the goats show up, and the whole thing just… works.
“Goat yoga wasn’t on the itinerary—but it might’ve been the highlight.”
The yoga itself is beginner-friendly—enough movement to feel like you did something, but let’s be real, you’re here for the goats. They climb over you, stare at you, occasionally nap in the sun. It’s chaos in the best way, especially if you’ve spent the rest of your trip bouncing between overpriced spa massages and carefully curated poke bowls.
By the end, you’re stretched out, laughing, and wondering if goat therapy should be a real thing. It’s weird, it’s joyful, and it somehow captures exactly what makes Maui Maui—unexpected, beautiful, and just a little unfiltered.
