Yoga on the Plains.
Stretch, breathe and soak in the serenity of the outback. A peaceful way to start or end the day, surrounded by the vast beauty of the Mundi Mundi Plains.
Slow down on the Plains.
Yoga on the Plains has become a much-loved part of the Mundi Mundi Bash. Whether you are easing out of a long drive, loosening up after a big night, or looking for a quiet moment before the music begins, these free sessions are open to everyone.
All sessions are beginner-friendly. No experience, no booking and no cost. Just head to the Sunset Sign and join in.
Pick your moment.
Morning practice
A gentle 30-minute standing session, perfect for waking up the body and easing into the day. 2027 session times will be confirmed closer to the event.
Sunset practice
A calming one-hour session designed to help you slow down, stretch out and take in the magic of sunset on the Plains. Bring a mat or towel for the ground.
Sunrise practice
An energising one-hour session to greet the day, reconnect with your breath and enjoy the stillness of the outback. Bring a mat or towel for the ground.
A closer look.
Quick answers.
No. Sessions are free and open to everyone. Just head to the Sunset Sign and join in. Check the Festival Map for the exact location.
Not at all. All sessions are beginner-friendly.
Session times will be confirmed closer to the event. You will find them in the Bash App and on this page.
Comfortable clothing suitable for gentle stretching, water, and a mat, towel or something comfortable for the ground. The one-hour sessions involve a mix of standing and being on the ground.
In 2026, all sessions were led by Angie, a qualified volunteer yoga teacher with experience in collaborative and trauma-informed yoga. Her passion is creating awareness of how mind, body and environment work together.
