เกาะสมุยDestination · Koh Samui
เกาะสมุยKoh Samui
Muay Thai camps on Koh Samui
Koh Samui mixes training and holiday. We list three camps: Superpro, near Chaweng Beach, which targets beginners and relaxed stays, and two camps in Lamai. Their prices are not published: ask the camps.
3 camps0 publish their priceschecked on 9 October 2026See the camps ↓
Photo : Plage de Koh Samui · fallix · CC0
Contents
- Camps listed
- 3
- Publish their prices
- 0
- Districts
- Chaweng Beach, Lamai
The camps here
เกาะสมุยKoh Samui· Chaweng Beach
Superpro Samui
Beginner friendly
A resort-style camp on Koh Samui, made for beginners and holiday stays.
View the campPrices not published, ask the camp
เกาะสมุยKoh Samui· Lamai
Lamai Muay Thai
Seaside
A Muay Thai camp in Lamai.
View the campPrices not published, ask the camp
เกาะสมุยKoh Samui· Lamai
Punch It Muay Thai Gym
Seaside
A Muay Thai camp in Lamai.
View the campPrices not published, ask the camp
Price levels
Training districts
The districts where the camps in our directory are located. We publish no distance or travel time: they have no source.
- Chaweng Beach
- Superpro Samui
Why train here
- A resort-style camp, designed for progressing without pressure.
- An island with beaches, restaurants and excursions, including for those who join you without training.
- An airport on the island, handy for a short stay.
Best season
The southern east coast is the exception: according to the Thai government’s official portal, the rains there continue until December and November is the wettest month; October to December are therefore the rainiest months, while the Andaman coast (Phuket, Krabi) is already dry.
Getting there
Koh Samui has its own airport and can also be reached by ferry from the mainland. Chaweng is on the east coast; finish the trip by taxi or transfer.
Where to stay
- At the camp: according to our listing, deluxe rooms by the pool, standard rooms and a dorm.
- Or in a Chaweng hotel, close to the beach.
- We publish no room prices: ask the camp.
Training without breaking the bank
- Ask the camps for their weekly and monthly rates: we recorded none.
- Compare with Koh Phangan, where one camp publishes a per-session, weekly and monthly price list.
What to do nearby
- Chaweng Beach.
- Boat trips to nearby islands.
- Spas and massages to recover.
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
Guides to prepare your stay
- Real budget: how much does 1 month of Muay Thai in Thailand cost?Tiger: 13,500 THB a month · Fairtex: 16,500 THB unlimited
- Travel insurance: which plans cover combat sports?World Nomads: Muay Thai covered on the Explorer plan
- DTV visa (Muay Thai): how to stay up to 5 years in Thailand10,000 THB · 5 years · 180 days per entry