Muay Thai & Fight Camps in Asia
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Compare 37 muay thai & fight camps in Asia. Prices from €300. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
The top-ranked martial arts and fight camps in Asia on Book Fitness Retreats are Tiger Muay Thai Weight Loss Transformation, 14-Day Tai Chi and 5-Day Muay Thai & Wellness Retreat. There are 37 to compare, with prices from €300 to €6,260 per person, stays of 3 to 84 days and dates in every month of the coming year.
| Retreats listed | 37 |
|---|---|
| Price from | €300 per person |
| Price up to | €6,260 per person |
| Length of stay | 3 to 84 days |
| Months with dates | Every month |
A martial arts or fight camp in Asia costs from €300 to €6,260 per person on Book Fitness Retreats, across 37 listings. That covers stays of 3 to 84 days. The price depends on how long you stay and the room you choose.
All year: the martial arts and fight camps in Asia listed on Book Fitness Retreats have dates in every month of the coming year.
Figures from the live listings on Book Fitness Retreats, last updated .
Fight camps and martial arts retreats in Asia put you in a working gym, training alongside experienced coaches, often twice a day, with your accommodation and recovery built around the sessions. This page brings together 31 live programmes. Most are Muay Thai camps in Thailand, from the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Phuket to Pattaya, Bangkok and Khao Lak, and inland to Phitsanulok, Isaan, Phetchabun and Pai in the north. You will also find Muay Boran, the ancient art Muay Thai grew from, taught one-to-one in Pai, MMA alongside Muay Thai in Phuket, and a boxing boot camp on Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan.
Programmes run from a three-day private Muay Boran course or a short stay at a Bangkok camp up to 28-day and 30-day camps, with one-week, ten-day, two-week and three-week options in between. Some keep the focus purely on training. Others pair it with yoga, strength work, ice baths, Thai massage, temple visits or life on a working farm. There is a women's retreat in Phuket, a 30-day weight loss and fitness camp in Phitsanulok, and a small-group week in Pattaya training with ONE Championship fighter Rodtang Jitmuangnon.
You do not need fight experience for many of these camps, as several run beginner programmes or open sessions to all levels, while others suit people preparing for a first fight. Prices are listed in different currencies, starting from 388 EUR for a five-day retreat in Phetchabun and rising to 22150 THB for a week of Muay Thai and strength in Koh Samui, and 7000 USD for the week with Rodtang.
Prices vary by length, location and what is included, and listings are priced in different currencies. A five-day retreat in Phetchabun starts from 388 EUR, a week at SuperPro Samui from 15000 THB, and a two-week Phuket camp with flights, meals and a private room from 2500 GBP. The seven-day small-group retreat with Rodtang Jitmuangnon in Pattaya is from 7000 USD.
The shortest programmes on this page run for three days, including a private Muay Boran course in Pai. Many are seven days, and there are also eight, ten, fourteen and twenty-one-day options. The longest camps run for 28 or 30 days, in Koh Phangan, Phitsanulok and Pai.
Many of them are. The Yod Khao Retreat on Koh Phangan is described as beginner-friendly, the 10-day camp with private room and all meals is open to all levels, and the high-performance camp in Phuket has a beginner programme that assumes you have never thrown a punch. Coaches at several camps adjust the work to your level.
Most programmes start early to beat the heat, with the first session usually around 07:00 to 08:00. Sessions typically cover warm-ups such as running and skipping, pad work, bag work, clinch work and technique drills. Many camps run a second session in the afternoon, with the middle of the day free to rest, swim or recover.
This varies from camp to camp. Some include accommodation and all meals, such as the 10-day camp with a private room and the all-inclusive stay in Pattaya, and one Phuket camp also includes flights. Others centre on group training, such as Sumalee Boxing Gym, where every stay includes two group Muay Thai sessions a day, Monday to Saturday.
Most are in Thailand, on Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Phuket, and in Pattaya, Bangkok, Khao Lak, Phitsanulok, Isaan, Phetchabun and Pai. The Phetchabun camp, Battle Conquer, is on a farm surrounded by rice fields about 340km north of Bangkok. Outside Thailand, there is a boxing boot camp on Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan.
Yes. You can learn Muay Boran one-to-one in Pai, combine Muay Thai with MMA in Phuket, or join a boxing boot camp in Kyrgyzstan. Camps in Phitsanulok also offer Western boxing and traditional sword training, and several retreats add yoga, strength and conditioning or CrossFit.
Yes. The Women's Muay Thai and Fitness Retreat on Phuket's Soi Ta-Iad runs for eight days from 500 USD. You train with experienced Thai coaches who teach authentic technique, alongside strength and conditioning work.
