Six areas, from the big Phuket camps to quiet countryside gyms in Chiang Mai. Pick the coast and the pace that fit you.
Each area trains the same art with a different feel. Start with the place, then compare the camps.
Thailand's largest island and the busiest place to train Muay Thai. Big camps, west coast beaches, and options for a first class or serious fight prep.
See PhuketA calmer northern city ringed by hills. Countryside camps, cooler air, lower costs, and easy rest days between sessions.
See Chiang MaiThe capital and the home of stadium Muay Thai. City gyms and the two stadiums that set the standard for the sport.
See BangkokA relaxed Gulf coast island. Training with a slower pace and a quieter island stay.
See Koh SamuiSouthern mainland known for limestone cliffs and beaches. A smaller, calmer camp scene.
See KrabiA quiet stretch of coast north of Phuket. Low key camps and minimal crowds.
See Khao LakThree camps, island training, and a fight scene that punches above its size.
See Koh PhanganThailand's original royal beach resort now has three certified Muay Thai gyms and a relaxed training pace.
See Hua HinThree gyms from resort all-inclusive to traditional family camp, two hours from Bangkok.
See PattayaNew to striking? Train with a US coach first, then fly out ready.