Top 5 Muay Thai Camps UK travellers searched for this month

Whether you're chasing elite fight training or just wanting an immersive experience in Thailand, these five camps are drawing the most attention on MuayThai Holidays. Here’s a deeper look at what each offers, their standout features, and how to pick the one that’s right for you.
 

1. Sitsongpeenong – Bangkok

Overview & Highlights:

• Located ~40 mins from Suvarnabhumi Airport, 30 mins from central Bangkok 

• Facilities include two full-size championship boxing rings, ~180 m² training area, weight training, games room, dining area, and modern rooms.

• Training schedule: Morning run + gym session, afternoon pad/bag work & sparring. Foreign guests typically train from ~2pm; pro/Thai fighters from ~3pm. 

• Package inclusions: Two sessions daily (Mon–Sat), two meals a day, private accommodation, return flights, airport taxes, and a FREE OneFC Friday night ticket at Lumpinee Stadium (for some packages)

• They limit guest numbers to maintain low student-to-trainer ratio (~3:1) for quality training

• Meal style: buffet-style, mixing Western and Thai dishes served in a gym canteen close to rooms 

Best for:
Those wanting a high-tier Bangkok base, mixing urban life with serious training, and accessibility to major stadiums for watching events.

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2. Petchyindee Kingdom – Bangkok

Overview & Highlights:

• Established in 1976, Petchyindee has produced many legendary fighters (Sagat Petchyindee, Jomtrai, Yodpetch, etc.). 

• Location: In the Charansanitwong district of Bangkok, with relatively easy access to major cultural sites and stadiums. 

• Facilities: large matted area with mirrors, two full-size rings, hanging bags; sauna/steam room, changing & shower areas. 

• Training structure (Mon–Sat):
   • Morning: Stretch, run (~5 km), light spar, strength/conditioning, group stretching. 
   • Afternoon: Run, pad work, bag & cardio, sparring/clinch, stretching. 

• Programs range from beginner to pro level; a nutritionist and fitness advisor are available. 

• Package includes: Return flights, private room with en-suite, two sessions/day (Mon–Sat), two meals/day (Mon–Sun) 

Best for:
Those seeking a blend of tradition, legacy, and structured scientific approach (Petchyindee is known to apply sports science methods). 

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3. Bangtao Muay Thai & MMA – Phuket

Overview & Highlights:

• Situated near Bangtao Beach (~450 meters) in Phuket; Phuket Airport is ~30 mins away. 

• The gym is modern and multifunctional: includes Muay Thai, MMA, strength & conditioning, and fitness classes.

• Facilities: large matted training area (~3,000 m²), multiple boxing rings, heavy bag area, BJJ/MMA space, cross-fit equipment (ROWs, bikes, TRX) 

• Bangtao Café serves fresh daily food & snacks tailored to fighters' diets. 

• Training includes group Muay Thai, strength & conditioning, MMA & BJJ, HIIT, mobility & wrestling classes. 

• Package includes accommodation in partner hotels, daily buffet breakfasts, and access to all group classes. 

Best for:
Those who want variety (Muay Thai + MMA/BJJ), beach proximity, modern facilities, and a scenic training environment.

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4. MuayThai Fever – Chiang Mai

Overview & Highlights (based on site listing):

• Position: Chiang Mai, offering a quieter, more relaxed northern Thailand setting. 

• Pricing: Packages begin from ~GBP £250 / USD 340 per person. 

• Likely format: Two sessions a day, accommodation, meals (typical for the site’s model) (inferred by how other camps are packaged)

• Appeal: Combines training with less crowded, cooler climate, and the cultural backdrop of Chiang Mai.

Best for:
Students preferring a more relaxed location, balanced training load, and desire to explore northern Thailand's culture.

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5. Khun Suek Muay Thai – Krabi

Overview & Highlights (from listing):

• Price: ~GBP £255 / USD 340 per person for their Krabi packages. 

• Location: Krabi province offering coastal scenery, quieter beaches, ideal for combining training with relaxation.

• Offering: Likely includes the typical “train + stay” model (two sessions/day, accommodation, meals) as per the site’s structure for other gyms.

Best for:
Those wanting a coastal, less urban option with access to training in a more chill environment, perfect for mixing beach time and workouts.
 

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