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Getting around Thailand for a training trip

Flights, airport transfers, scooters, and apps for getting to and from your camp.

Most training trips start with a flight into Phuket or Chiang Mai, a transfer to your camp or apartment, and then short local trips for training, food, and rest days. Here is how people usually move around.

Getting to your camp

  • Fly into Phuket International or Chiang Mai International, the two main hubs for camps
  • Arrange an airport transfer with your camp or a car through an app
  • Some camps and guest houses offer pickup, so ask when you book

Getting around day to day

  • Ride-hailing apps like Grab work in Phuket, Chiang Mai and Bangkok
  • Songthaews and tuk-tuks handle short local trips
  • Many camps sit within walking distance of food, shops and a room

Scooters, honestly

Scooters are cheap and common, but they are also where most travelers get hurt. If you rent one, wear a helmet, carry the correct license, and check that your travel insurance covers riding. A bad scooter fall can end a training trip before it starts.

Questions

Common questions

Do I need to rent a scooter?
No. Many camps are walkable, and ride-hailing apps cover the rest. Rent a scooter only if you are confident riding and insured for it.
How do I get from the airport to my camp?
Ask your camp or guest house first, since many arrange pickup. Otherwise book a car through an app or an airport taxi.
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