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Santai Muay Thai Gym

Muay Thai camp in San Kamphaeng, Chiang Mai

A technique-focused camp in the calm of northern Thailand, away from the island crowds.

Checked on 9 October 2026Prices from the official pageSee sources ↓

Area
San Kamphaeng, Chiang Mai
Levels
beginner, intermediate and advanced
Published entry price
฿700 · 1 day
Published schedule
2 sessions a day, Monday to Saturday
Official website
muay-thai-santai.com
Languages
Thai and English (from our entry, not verified)
ตราค่าย : camp seal · ค่ายมวย : boxing camp · เชียงใหม่ : Chiang Mai · ตรวจแล้ว : checked, checked on

A camp on the edge of Chiang Mai, in San Kamphaeng, in a green and quiet setting, known for a methodical teaching style where trainers correct every movement. It is also the most transparent camp in our survey: its full price list is published, from 700 THB a day to 100,000 THB a year, with eight partner guest houses nearby.

Who it suits, and who it does not

It suits you if…

  • You are looking for a calm, green setting away from the crowds.
  • You want technical teaching, movement by movement.
  • You plan a long stay in northern Thailand.

It suits you less if…

  • You want the sea on your doorstep.
  • You are looking for a resort-style complex with an integrated hotel.

Published prices

Amounts taken from the camp’s official page on 9 October 2026, in baht (THB). They may change: check them before booking.

Training plans (two sessions a day, Monday to Saturday)
PlanPrice
1 day฿700
1 week฿3,500
2 weeks฿6,500
3 weeks฿9,000
1 month฿11,000
3 months฿29,000
6 months฿55,000
12 months฿100,000

Source : Santai Muay Thai Gym

Private lesson
PlanPrice
Hourly rate for camp students฿600
Hourly rate for non-students฿800

Source : Santai Muay Thai Gym

A typical day

The outline below comes from our entry. Exact times vary with the season and the group: ask the camp.

  • Morning session: run, pad work and shadow boxing.
  • Afternoon session: guided technique, bags, conditioning and stretching.

What the camp offers

  • Methodical teaching, detailed corrections
  • Green, quiet setting
  • Scooter rental on site
  • Rooms and bungalows nearby
Two female Muay Thai fighters trading strikes under the ring lights
Photo : Two female Muay Thai fighters trading strikes under the ring lights · Eric Langley · CC BY 2.0 · illustration, not the camp

On site: accommodation and languages

What follows comes from our entry and has not been checked with the camp: confirm the room type, availability and languages before booking.

Accommodation

  • Private rooms in San Kamphaeng
  • Bungalow with balcony

Languages

According to our entry: Thai and English. Confirm with the camp if you do not speak English.

Around the camp

  • Chiang Mai’s old town and temples.
  • Night markets and northern cuisine.
  • Walks and hikes in the surrounding hills.

The 6 questions to ask before paying

Ask them in writing and keep the answers: they are worth more than an online review.

  1. Are your prices published, and what do they include (classes, lodging, VAT)?
  2. How many students per trainer on the pads?
  3. Is there a separate beginners’ group?
  4. Is sparring compulsory, and from when?
  5. Do you issue the confirmation for the DTV visa, and in what form?
  6. What happens if I leave early (written refund policy)?

DTV visa

Muay Thai classes are among the activities listed by the Thai foreign ministry for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV). Ask the camp for the participation confirmation before you apply.

Visa fee
฿10,000
Validity, multiple entries
5 years
Per entry, then extension
180 + 180 days
The DTV visa guide

Getting there

San Kamphaeng is east of Chiang Mai. From Chiang Mai airport take a taxi or transfer; according to our listing, the camp rents scooters on site.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best time to train in Chiang Mai?

It is your call; here are the seasons published by the Thai government’s official portal. In the north, the cool period runs from mid-October to February (December and January are the coolest), April is the hottest month and the rains run from mid-May to mid-October.

Can I rent a scooter?

According to our listing, the camp rents them on site. Check that your licence and insurance cover riding: see our insurance guide.

How much does Santai Muay Thai Gym cost?

The camp publishes its prices: see the “Published prices” table on this page, taken from the official page on 9 October 2026. Prices can change, so check before booking.

Can I come as a beginner?

Yes, beginners are among the levels welcomed according to our listing. Tell the camp your level when booking.

Do the classes qualify for the DTV visa?

Muay Thai classes are among the activities listed by the Thai foreign ministry for the DTV visa. You need a participation confirmation from the camp: ask for it before filing.

Sources and checks

Checked on

Prices come from the camp’s official page. Facilities, languages and room types reuse our entry and have not been checked with the camp: confirm them before booking.

Contact the camp

Official website found
Yes
Prices published
Yes

We take no bookings and do not yet forward requests. Write to the camp on its official website: it replies to you directly. Keep its promises in writing.

Contact the camp on its official website

Around the camp in Chiang Mai

The rooftops of Chiang Mai and Doi Suthep mountain
Photo : The rooftops of Chiang Mai and Doi Suthep mountain · Blowing Puffer Fish · CC BY 2.0 · illustration, not the camp

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