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Wellness Holidays in Thailand

Wellness Holidays in Thailand

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Compare 27 wellness holidays in Thailand. Prices from €253. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.

What are the best wellness holidays in Thailand?

The top-ranked wellness holidays in Thailand on Book Fitness Retreats are 29-Day 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training & Personal Growth Journey, 7 Day Muay Thai Fitness and Wellness Retreat and 21-Day Muay Thai & Fitness Retreat Authentic Thailand Experience. There are 28 to compare, with prices from €253 to €3,345 per person, stays of 2 to 84 days and dates in every month of the coming year.

Retreats listed28
Price from€253 per person
Price up to€3,345 per person
Length of stay2 to 84 days
Months with datesEvery month

How much does a wellness holiday in Thailand cost?

A wellness holiday in Thailand costs from €253 to €3,345 per person on Book Fitness Retreats, across 28 listings. That covers stays of 2 to 84 days. The price depends on how long you stay and the room you choose.

When can I go on a wellness holiday in Thailand?

All year: the wellness holidays in Thailand 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 .

Thailand gives you a wide choice of ways to rest, move and reset, from quiet rural homestays to hillside resorts with full spa and medical teams. This page brings together 33 live listings across the country, and the programmes run from a single day to three weeks, with most lasting four, seven or eight days. On the islands, Koh Samui is home to Kamalaya, Vikasa's cliffside yoga shalas and a high-tech fitness and recovery retreat at Mantra Samui Resort. Koh Phangan offers longer, steadier stays, including 22-day yoga, meditation and vegan programmes. In Phuket you can choose Ayurveda with an on-site Indian Ayurvedic doctor at the Mangosteen, science-led longevity weeks at Layan Life, Muay Thai and clean eating at Phuket Cleanse in Rawai, or a wellness immersion at Amanpuri. Further north, Chiang Mai has yoga, reiki and meditation in farming villages and rice fields, while Hua Hin offers beachfront rest at Aleenta on Pak Nam Pran Bay. Some retreats follow a set daily rhythm of early meditation and yoga, while others build your week around a personal consultation and a menu of treatments. Whether you want a gentle introduction to meditation, a structured fitness week or a long, unhurried stretch of practice, there is something to suit you. Prices start from 476 USD for a four-day rural homestay near Chiang Mai and rise to 142126 THB for a week at Kamalaya Wellness Sanctuary.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a wellness holiday in Thailand cost?

Prices vary widely depending on the length of stay and the style of retreat. At the more affordable end, a four-day homestay retreat near Chiang Mai starts from 476 USD and a four-day package at Ananda Yoga & Detox Center on Koh Phangan starts from 14400 THB. Mid-range options include a four-day stay at Aleenta Hua Hin from 1575 EUR and a seven-day Evolve retreat at Vikasa from 2365 USD. At the top end, a week at Kamalaya Wellness Sanctuary starts from 142126 THB.

How long are the retreats?

Most programmes on this page last four, seven or eight days. There is also a six-day yoga retreat in Chiang Mai and a one-day spa retreat in Phang Nga Bay. If you want a longer stay, two retreats on Koh Phangan run for 22 days.

Where in Thailand are these retreats?

The listings cover the islands of Koh Samui and Koh Phangan, Phuket (including Rawai and Layan), Phang Nga Bay, the countryside around Chiang Mai and the coast at Hua Hin. There is also a women's empowerment week on Natai Beach.

Are these retreats suitable for beginners?

Many are. The Vital Reset programme at iRETREAT is designed to suit you whether or not you have meditated before, and the 22-day vegan yoga retreat on Ko Pha Ngan suits anyone curious to explore many styles of practice. At Ananda Yoga & Detox Center the daily schedule is full but optional, so you can take every class or just the ones that suit you.

What kinds of programmes can I choose from?

You can choose from yoga and meditation retreats, Ayurvedic programmes, longevity and diagnostics-led weeks, fitness and Muay Thai, spa-focused stays and a faith-led women's empowerment week. Some follow a fixed daily timetable, such as early meditation and yoga before breakfast, while others, including Amanpuri, Layan Life and the Phang Nga Bay spa retreat, build your days around your goals after an initial consultation.

Do retreats include a personal consultation?

Several do. At Amanpuri a wellness advisor and your trainer or therapist go through your goals, usually on the day you arrive, and build a daily plan. Layan Life starts with a wellness consultant, and the Mangosteen's Ayurvedic programme begins with a consultation with the on-site Ayurvedic physician, Dr. Nezeem Kadavil Uthuman.

How do I get to the retreats?

Travel times depend on the retreat. Kamalaya sits about 20 minutes from Samui International Airport, and Suan Sati in Chiang Mai is roughly a 45-minute to one-hour drive from Chiang Mai International Airport. Aleenta Hua Hin is around 20 minutes south of Hua Hin town.

Is food included?

This varies between programmes. At Phuket Cleanse, which is all-inclusive, breakfast is included and follows a clean-eating approach that is organic and free from seed oils, with keto and plant-based options. The 22-day retreat on Ko Pha Ngan is built around plant-based food.

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