Muay Thai camp budget calculator
Set your camp length, compare low / medium / high daily burn, then add gym fees. Every category links to the next booking step.
At a glance
- Default is 1 day so you see per-day costs — bump to 7, 14, or 30 for trip totals.
- Living costs cover food, protein, stay, laundry, transport, bike, experiences, and SIM.
- Camp fees are separate at the bottom — usually the biggest line item.
- Tap a tier card to focus your plan; CTAs push stays, gyms, and retreat packages.
Daily budget snapshot
Tap a tier to focus your plan. Figures are realistic averages for Phuket, Bangkok, and Chiang Mai — not luxury resorts or bare-bones survival mode.
Cost breakdown by category
Compare all three tiers per line item. Your focused tier is highlighted.
Book in the right order
Once your budget tier feels right — lock camp dates, book stay near the gym, then flights.
Quick answers
- How much does a Muay Thai camp cost per day in Thailand?
- All-in daily burn (living + gym) typically runs ฿1,400–2,000 low, ฿2,800–3,800 medium, and ฿5,500–7,500 high. Gym fees alone range from ~฿650/day at local open gyms to ฿2,500+/day at premium fight camps.
- Is food cheap enough to hit protein goals on a low budget?
- Yes — market chicken, eggs, and 7-Eleven protein drinks keep costs low. Medium tier adds whey and electrolytes for two-a-day sessions. Budget an extra ฿120–450/day on top of regular meals.
- Should I rent or buy a motorbike for camp?
- Skip it for short stays or if you are new to Thai traffic. Rent (฿150–280/day) suits 2+ weeks. Buy-and-resell amortizes well over 8+ weeks if you are comfortable on a scooter.
- Does this include flights and visa fees?
- No — this calculator covers on-the-ground daily costs plus gym fees. Add flights, insurance, visa fees, and one-time gear (~$150–350) separately. See our flights for camp, stay near camp, and visa guides before you book.
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