Muay Thai camps in Hua Hin

• ✓A camp on the Gulf of Thailand, to combine with a few days of rest.
• ✓A calmer alternative to the big training destinations.
• ✓A place where the camp answers questions about its programme directly: everything is confirmed in writing.

According to the Thai government’s official portal, the year has three seasons: summer, from mid-February to mid-May (April is the hottest month); the rains, from mid-May to mid-October (August and September are the wettest); and winter, cooler and dry, from mid-October to mid-February.

Hua Hin can be reached from Bangkok; ask the camp for the best way to make the trip and its exact address.

• ✓Ask the camp whether it offers lodging or partner addresses.
• ✓Or pick a hotel near the sea, then allow for the trip to the camp.
• ✓We publish no room prices: ask the camp or the hotel.

• ✓Ask the camp for its per-session, weekly and monthly rates: we recorded none.
• ✓Compare with Pattaya, where Fairtex publishes a detailed price list.

• ✓The beach and the seafront.
• ✓The town’s restaurants for a light meal after training.

• Real budget: how much does 1 month of Muay Thai in Thailand cost?Tiger: 13,500 THB a month · Fairtex: 16,500 THB unlimited
• DTV visa (Muay Thai): how to stay up to 5 years in Thailand10,000 THB · 5 years · 180 days per entry
• Travel insurance: which plans cover combat sports?World Nomads: Muay Thai covered on the Explorer plan