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Santai Muay Thai

San Kamphaeng, Chiang Mai

From the camp's own site,2026-09-02

Santai Muay Thai publishes 11,000 baht a month and 600 baht a private session, read off its own site on 2026-09-02. We check every camp here for 12 things it could state about itself, and this one states 8.

Nobody from this site has trained here. Everything filled in below was read off the camp’s own website on 2026-09-02, 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.

Set outside Chiang Mai city in San Kamphaeng, which makes it a training-first stay rather than a city one. Long-standing reputation with foreign trainees who want structure without the scale of the Phuket complexes.

Good fit for

Not the right camp for

We have not found a group this camp is clearly wrong 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
No

Pricing

Single group session
Not verified yet
One week, unlimited
3,500 THB
One month, unlimited
11,000 THB
Private session
600 THB
Room from, per night
Not verified yet

There is no single-session rate: the shortest ticket is a 700 day covering both sessions. Private is 600 for Santai students and 800 for a drop-in. Two weeks is 6,500, three 9,000, three months 29,000, a year 100,000. Accommodation is eight guest houses near the gym rather than on it, quoted by the week from 4,000 with training included.

Against the rest

Each line runs from the cheapest figure listed camps print for that rate to the dearest, with this camp marked above the line and the middle figure ticked below it. In baht, this camp against every camp that publishes the same rate: a week, unlimited at 3,500, where 21 of 44 listed camps print 1,800 to 5,500; a month, unlimited at 11,000, where 26 of 44 listed camps print 3,999 to 18,000; one private at 600, where 22 of 44 listed camps print 600 to 1,500. Rates we hold for too few camps to draw a line across are left out, and every figure is the camp's own published rate on the date in our record.

Where it is

Plotted from coordinates read off the camp's own site or its own Google listing. The drawing answers north or south and coast or inland, and nothing finer than that.

Off site

4 within 15 km

What else is within reach

Measured in a straight line between the two camps' own coordinates. It is not a road distance and not a walking time, so read it as the shortest the trip can possibly be rather than the trip. Neither camp publishes this figure.

One venue

Where the fights are

Straight line from this camp's pin to the stadium's, with the same warning as above: not a road and not a journey time. Neither the camp nor the stadium publishes it. We only draw the line inside one region, so a venue in the next province is not counted here.

5 answers

What people ask about this camp

Every answer below is composed from the record above when this page is built, so none of them holds a figure typed by hand and none can drift away from what the camp publishes. Where the camp publishes nothing the question is not asked at all, which is why some camps here carry six answers and some carry three.
Every question we answer
How much is a month at Santai Muay Thai?
Santai Muay Thai publishes 11,000 baht for an unlimited month, read off the camp's own site on 2026-09-02. 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.
Does Santai Muay Thai have accommodation on site?
No. Santai Muay Thai does not have accommodation on site, so training there means finding a room nearby and getting yourself to the gym twice a day. 23 of the 44 camps listed on this site do have rooms on site, and they sit in the same list as the ones that do not so the difference is visible before anything is booked.
Is Santai Muay Thai good for beginners?
Yes, on this site's reading of what the camp publishes about itself. Santai 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 Santai Muay Thai run?
Santai Muay Thai publishes 2 sessions a day, read off the camp's own site on 2026-09-02. 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 Santai Muay Thai?
No. Nobody from this site has trained at Santai 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 2026-09-02, 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.

Head to head

Set against another camp

Every pairing

Same region

Other camps in Chiang Mai

Named and priced, not described. One rate in one unit, so the column can be read straight down, and a camp that publishes no month rate says so. The sentence each of these camps writes about itself is on its own page, where it belongs.
All of them

Trained here? Correct us.

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