Camp profile
Tiger Muay Thai
Chalong, Phuket
Tiger Muay Thai publishes 16,800 baht a month and 500 baht a session, read off its own site on 2026-10-14. We check every camp here for 12 things it could state about itself, and this one states 9.
Nobody from this site has trained here. Everything filled in below was read off the camp’s own website on 2026-10-14, and the link is there so you can check the source yourself. Anything left blank is blank because the camp does not publish it. Camps put prices up without changing the page they are printed on, so confirm a figure with the camp before you send money.
The largest and best-known training complex in Thailand, running Muay Thai alongside a full MMA and BJJ programme. Big enough that you can always find training partners at your level, and structured enough that a total beginner is never left guessing. The trade-off is scale: it feels like a fitness resort rather than a Thai gym, and it is priced accordingly.
Not the right camp for
Training
- Sparring intensity
- Not verified yet
- Sessions per day
- 2
- Takes beginners
- Yes
- English-speaking trainers
- Not verified yet
- Women's programme
- Not verified yet
- On-site accommodation
- Yes
Pricing
- Single group session
- 500 THB
- One week, unlimited
- 5,500 THB
- One month, unlimited
- 16,800 THB
- Private session
- 800 THB
- Room from, per night
- 1,000 THB
Tiger adds 7 percent VAT on top of every figure here, so budget above these numbers. The week and month are the all-inclusive option covering any class in the camp. Muay Thai only is cheaper at 4,400 a week and 13,500 a month. The single session, and a full day pass at 1,000, are drop-ins sold at the camp only. The room is the cheapest standard room and a month is counted as 30 days.
Against the rest
Where it is
Off site
4 within 15 km
What else is within reach
- Dragon Muay Thai
Chalong, Phuket / walking distance
500 m
- Suwit Muay Thai
Chalong, Phuket / walking distance
1.4 km
- Sinbi Muay Thai
Rawai, Phuket
6.7 km
- Sumalee Boxing Gym
Thalang, Phuket
14 km
2 venues
Where the fights are
- Bangla Boxing Stadium
Patong, Phuket / publishes no schedule
6.0 km
- Patong Boxing Stadium
Patong, Phuket / publishes its nights
6.0 km
6 answers
What people ask about this camp
- How much is a month at Tiger Muay Thai?
- Tiger Muay Thai publishes 16,800 baht for an unlimited month, read off the camp's own site on 2026-10-14. Across the 26 of 44 camps listed on this site that publish a month, the figures run 3,999 to 18,000 baht with 10,000 in the middle, so this one sits above that middle. Camps raise prices without changing the page the old one is printed on, so confirm it with the camp before you send money.
- How much is a single session at Tiger Muay Thai?
- One group session at Tiger Muay Thai is 500 baht, read off the camp's own site on 2026-10-14. The 31 of 44 listed camps that publish a session price run 250 to 800 baht, with 450 in the middle. The session is the one rate on this site that reads across camps, because two hours of group training is close to the same thing everywhere, so it is the fairest number to set Tiger Muay Thai against anywhere else here.
- Does Tiger Muay Thai have accommodation on site?
- Yes. Tiger Muay Thai says it has accommodation on site, and the cheapest room it publishes is 1,000 baht a night, read off the camp's own site on 2026-10-14. That is the camp's own lowest printed nightly rate and not the cost of a package: where a camp sells training and a bed as one price, this site leaves the room line blank rather than split a figure the camp never printed. Only 4 of the 23 camps here with rooms on site print a nightly rate at all.
- Is Tiger Muay Thai good for beginners?
- Yes, on this site's reading of what the camp publishes about itself. Tiger Muay Thai is listed as a good fit for total beginners. That is a judgment made at a desk from the camp's own material and not a verdict from the mats: nobody from this site has trained here, so treat it as a shortlist and ask the camp how a first session actually runs.
- How many sessions a day does Tiger Muay Thai run?
- Tiger Muay Thai publishes 2 sessions a day, read off the camp's own site on 2026-10-14. That is what the camp's own timetable prints rather than what anybody should plan on doing: a timetable says how many sessions are available, and how many of them you actually take is most of the difference between a training holiday and a camp.
- Has anyone from this site trained at Tiger Muay Thai?
- No. Nobody from this site has trained at Tiger Muay Thai, and the record says so at the top of the page rather than in a footer. Everything on it was read off the camp's own website on 2026-10-14, the link to that site is on this page so the source can be checked, and the fields left blank are blank because the camp does not publish them. 2 of the 44 camps listed here have been visited in person by anybody working on this site.
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