Superpro Samui, Chaweng Noi — Muay Thai, MMA and a Training Resort

Overview

Superpro Samui is a Muay Thai, MMA and fitness training resort on Koh Samui’s east coast, near Chaweng Noi, open for classes Monday through Saturday. Its own site lists an unusually wide spread of disciplines under one roof — Muay Thai, MMA, BJJ, boxing, strength and conditioning, yoga, HYROX, swimming and SUP yoga — plus recovery extras like an ice bath and breathwork sessions, and on-site accommodation that comes bundled with a free membership for guests.

Key facts: Muay Thai, MMA, BJJ, boxing, S&C, yoga, HYROX, swimming, ice bath, breathwork, SUP yoga · Near Chaweng Noi, east coast · Classes Mon-Sat, no published start times · On-site rooms with free platinum membership for guests · Single-visit rate published as 400-500 THB (~11-14 USD) depending on which page you check · Phone +66 (0) 941486983

Training and Facilities

Superpro Samui’s own site describes four Muay Thai boxing rings, an MMA cage, a separate BJJ/MMA dojo, a weights gym and a large swimming pool, alongside the ice bath and breathwork sessions listed on its class schedule. That range puts it, alongside BXB Fight Lab in Lamai Beach, among the only two Koh Samui Muay Thai camps our gyms and climbing guide has confirmed run a proper weights room open to drop-in visitors rather than a hotel-style cardio corner.

The disciplines on offer go beyond a typical fight camp: HYROX-style fitness classes, general strength and conditioning, yoga and SUP yoga sit alongside the combat-sports schedule, which is why our Muay Thai gyms comparison frames Superpro as the pick for a fitness holiday rather than a pure fight-prep camp. The site does not publish specific class start times anywhere we could find — only that classes run Monday to Saturday — so confirm the day’s schedule by phone or on arrival rather than planning around an assumed timetable.

Guests staying on-site get a free platinum membership, which the site states gives access to the full class schedule — a meaningful perk if you’re booking a training trip rather than a single drop-in, since it folds accommodation and training into one stay without a separate gym fee.

What It Costs

Superpro Samui’s own site is genuinely inconsistent on its cheapest single-visit rate, so both figures are worth knowing before you show up. Checked 17 September 2026:

The site’s own /price-list page renders no content on a plain fetch, so these numbers come from its /packages and /product/drop-in pages instead, both live as of the check date above. Our own Muay Thai gyms comparison quotes a matching set — 400 THB single class, 2,500 THB weekly and 8,500 THB monthly. The real disagreement is on Superpro’s own site, which quotes two different single-visit rates: 400 THB on its packages page and 500 THB on its drop-in product page; confirm by phone before paying for a single visit. A separate third-party guide has previously quoted a 300 THB gym-only day pass, which does not appear on Superpro’s own pricing pages and is not repeated here.

Getting There

Superpro Samui sits just off the coastal road between Chaweng and Lamai, close enough to Chaweng Noi Beach that third-party hotel listings place it a five-minute drive from both Chaweng Noi and Chaweng Beach, and about ten minutes from Samui International Airport. A taxi from the airport runs roughly 200-300 THB (~5.50-8.50 USD); a taxi from central Chaweng is closer to 100-150 THB (~3-4.50 USD).

The venue’s own site gives the postal address “48/10 Moo 3 Koh Samui, Surat Thani 84320” without naming a district, and third parties disagree on where that puts it: TripAdvisor files the listing under Bophut, one independent guide says Chaweng Noi, and another describes it simply as “between Chaweng and Lamai.” Superpro’s own Google Maps pin resolves to coordinates near Chaweng Noi, roughly a kilometer inland from Chaweng Noi Beach — which is the position this page uses. Search “Superpro Samui” directly on Google Maps or Grab rather than relying on the postal address or any single third-party area label.

Nearby

Chaweng Noi Beach is the closest stretch of sand, a short ride from the gym and a quieter alternative to central Chaweng for a post-session swim. Coral Cove sits a few minutes further south along the same coast road, with the short Coral Cove to Silver Beach walk as a low-impact option on a rest day. For the rest of the strip — restaurants, nightlife and the beach itself — see our Chaweng area guide.

Training injuries happen at any camp; our hospitals and clinics guide covers the nearest options and roughly what a consultation costs. For a wider view of what a Muay Thai stay on the island actually looks like day to day, Living Muay Thai on Koh Samui covers the camp culture Superpro and the island’s other gyms share.

Pros and Cons

The genuine draw is breadth: few camps on the island combine Muay Thai, MMA, BJJ, boxing, HYROX, yoga and a swimming pool with on-site rooms, so a training holiday here doesn’t require booking a separate hotel or hunting down a second gym for strength work. The free platinum membership for guests is a real cost saving if you’re staying a week or more rather than dropping in once.

The honest downside is inconsistency in what the venue publishes about itself: its own pricing pages quote two different single-visit rates (400 THB on packages, 500 THB on drop-in), its /price-list page returns nothing on a plain fetch, and no class timetable beyond “Monday to Saturday” is published. Third-party sites can’t even agree which district it sits in. None of that is disqualifying, but it means calling ahead — using the phone number above — is worth doing before a trip built around a specific class or price.

FAQ

Where is Superpro Samui on Koh Samui?

Superpro Samui’s postal address is “48/10 Moo 3 Koh Samui, Surat Thani 84320,” which doesn’t name a district. Its own Google Maps pin places it near Chaweng Noi, on the coast road between Chaweng and Lamai. Third-party sites disagree — TripAdvisor lists Bophut — so search “Superpro Samui” directly on Google Maps or Grab rather than trusting the postal address alone.

How much does a class cost at Superpro Samui?

Superpro Samui’s own site quotes two different single-visit prices: 500 THB (~14 USD) on its drop-in product page and 400 THB (~11 USD) as the “single class” rate on its packages page, both checked 17 September 2026. A week of unlimited training runs 2,500 THB (~71 USD) and a month 8,500 THB (~243 USD).

What disciplines can you train at Superpro Samui?

Superpro Samui’s own site lists Muay Thai, MMA, BJJ, boxing, strength and conditioning, yoga, HYROX, swimming, SUP yoga and breathwork, plus an ice bath for recovery. That range makes it more of a fitness-holiday resort than a single-discipline fight camp, and it’s the reason our Muay Thai gyms guide recommends it for visitors who want variety alongside training.

Does Superpro Samui offer accommodation?

Yes. Superpro Samui has on-site rooms, and guests staying there receive what the site calls a free platinum membership, giving access to its full class schedule at no extra charge. This bundles training and lodging into one price rather than requiring a separate hotel booking nearby.

Is Superpro Samui good for beginners?

Superpro Samui’s mix of low-intensity fitness classes alongside Muay Thai makes it accessible to newcomers, and our Muay Thai gyms comparison names it one of the more beginner-friendly camps on the island. No published information confirms specific beginner-only class times, so ask at the desk when you arrive.

How do I get to Superpro Samui from the airport or Chaweng?

Superpro Samui is roughly a ten-minute drive from Samui International Airport and about five minutes from central Chaweng, on the coast road toward Lamai. A taxi from the airport costs approximately 200-300 THB (~5.50-8.50 USD); from Chaweng, expect closer to 100-150 THB (~3-4.50 USD). Confirm the destination with your driver by name rather than the postal address alone.