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How much does a Muay Thai camp in Thailand cost?

Training fees are only part of the bill. Here is how to budget a Muay Thai trip, and the calculator that adds it up for your length of stay.

Updated 2026-11-13 · Fight Camp Thailand team

The five budget lines

  1. Training: priced per session, per week or per month. Monthly packages are cheaper per week; privates cost extra.
  2. Accommodation: from basic rooms near the camp to resort rooms on site.
  3. Food: training twice a day means eating a lot. Thai street food keeps it cheap; Western food and protein add up.
  4. Transport: scooter rental, taxis or ride-hailing between your room, the camp and the beach.
  5. Visa: free on a visa-exempt stay, or the fee for a longer visa such as the DTV.
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What changes the price most

  • Camp style: big multi-discipline and resort camps usually charge more than traditional camps.
  • Location: Phuket and the islands cost more to live in than Chiang Mai.
  • Length: monthly packages lower the weekly cost of training and rooms.
  • Season: the December to February high season pushes up room prices in Phuket and Samui.

Cutting the cost without cutting the training

  • Stay a month instead of two weeks and negotiate a monthly room.
  • Choose a guesthouse a short walk from the camp rather than on-site rooms.
  • Eat where the Thai fighters eat.

Published training prices (checked 13 November 2026)

What three well-known camps publish on their own price pages, in baht, before VAT where stated. Use them as a benchmark, then confirm with the camp.

Camp (city)Single class1 week1 monthPrivate session
Rawai Muay Thai (Phuket, traditional)3003,00010,000800
Bangtao Muay Thai & MMA (Phuket, multi)about 900 (day pass)about 4,000–5,000about 13,000–16,500—
Tiger Muay Thai (Phuket, multi), Muay Thai only5004,40013,500800
Tiger Muay Thai, all classes1,000 (day pass)5,50016,800—
Tiger Muay Thai, training + room + meal card—14,50042,800—

Rule of thumb for a month in Phuket: 10,000–17,000 baht of training, plus a room and food. Traditional camps and Chiang Mai sit at the bottom of the range, big multi-discipline camps at the top. Tiger's prices exclude 7% VAT.

Sources: Rawai Muay Thai prices · Bangtao Muay Thai: cost to train in Phuket (July 2026) · Tiger Muay Thai prices.

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FAQ

Is Muay Thai training cheap in Thailand?

Training is usually much cheaper than equivalent coaching in Europe, the US or Australia, but popular camps in Phuket and resort camps are no longer bargain prices.

Is it cheaper to train in Chiang Mai than Phuket?

Generally yes: rooms and food in Chiang Mai cost less, and traditional camps there tend to charge less than the big Phuket gyms.