Fly to Koh Samui (USM)
The fastest route. Take a 30–50 minute ferry (Lomprayah or Seatran) straight to Thong Sala.
Plan Your Trip
How to Get to Diamond Muay Thai, Koh Phangan
Diamond Muay Thai is at 145/8 Moo 1, Nai Wok, Koh Phangan, which makes it one of the easiest camps on the island to reach. We're a 2-minute walk from Nai Wok beach and a 5-minute drive from the main town, Thong Sala.
Find Us
Our Address
145/8 Moo 1, Nai Wok, Koh Phangan
Surat Thani, Thailand
- Beach2-minute walk to Nai Wok beach
- Town5-minute drive to Thong Sala
- PierThong Sala Pier: 5-minute taxi or about 15 minutes on foot
Step 1
Step 1: Getting to Koh Phangan
Most students arrive at Thong Sala Pier.
Fly to Surat Thani (URT)
The budget route. Buy a joint bus and ferry ticket at the airport, which takes you all the way to the pier.
From Bangkok
Overnight buses and trains run with tickets that include the ferry crossing.
Ferry times change: check with Lomprayah / Seatran before travelling
Step 2
Step 2: Getting to the Camp
Once you're off the ferry, the camp is just a short trip away.
Taxi
Take a songthaew (shared pickup taxi) and tell the driver you're going to Diamond Muay Thai in Nai Wok. It's a quick, cheap 5-minute ride.
Walk
If you're travelling light, it's about a 15-minute walk from the pier.
Packing List
What to Bring to Our Muay Thai Camp in Thailand
What We Provide
Packing for camp is easy because we've done the heavy lifting. We provide all the essential training gear, including gloves, shin guards and hand wraps, for you to borrow free of charge. Whether you're a beginner or travelling light, you'll have everything you need the moment you arrive.
Gloves: free to borrowShin guards: free to borrowHand wraps: free to borrow
Our On-Site Shop
If you want to upgrade your kit, our well-stocked shop carries a full range of professional equipment. Alongside our own Diamond Muay Thai gear, we stock top brands like Fairtex and Twins, with a big choice of shorts, shirts and quality mouthguards right here at the gym, plus our handmade shorts and gloves.
Visit the Diamond Fight Shop →Your Packing List
- Training clothes: lightweight, breathable workout clothes or Muay Thai shorts.
- Two towels: one for the gym and one for your shower afterwards.
- Toiletries: antibacterial body wash or soap, to keep your skin healthy after close-contact training.
- Supplements: if you have a routine, bring your usual protein powder, electrolytes or pre-workout to help you stay sharp and recover in the tropical heat.
- Personal protection: we have gear to borrow, but your own mouthguard and groin guard will fit best.
- Footwear: running shoes for morning runs and flip-flops for everything else.
Ready to Train in Paradise?
Spaces are limited so every student gets proper attention. Book your spot or email us with any questions.