Train anywhere.
Explore everywhere.
Finding a decent gym while travelling isn’t always easy.
From old-school local gyms to modern fitness clubs, I’ve trained my way around the world. Here you’ll find my honest reviews, what I loved, what I didn’t, and everything you need to know before your next workout.
I share what the gyms are actually like, from the equipment and facilities to the atmosphere, day-pass prices and overall experience. Whether you’re travelling for a few days or staying somewhere longer, I hope these reviews make finding your next workout a little easier.
Where have I trained?
Explore my gym reviews by country, plus other ways to stay active while travelling.
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Fitness First Platinum T-One Thonglor: My Bangkok Gym
Fitness First Platinum T-One is my Bangkok gym home away from home. Excellent classes, premium facilities and a community that makes every visit special.
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O2K Fitness Koh Samui: Island Gym That Delivers
O2K Fitness surprised me. This local Koh Samui gym near Mae Nam has everything you need for a solid strength workout, and at just 140 THB…
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Muscle Factory Pattaya: A Raw Old-School Gym That Divides Opinion
Muscle Factory Pattaya is a raw, old-school strength gym packed with equipment and serious lifting vibes, but its ageing machines won’t suit everyone.
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Sun Fitness Pratumnak Hill Pattaya: A Modern Gym That Delivers
Sun Fitness Pratumnak Hill is a modern, spotless Pattaya gym with excellent equipment and great pricing. Here’s what it was like to train there.
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Gym One Ho Chi Minh City: Looks Good, But Didn’t Deliver
Gym One Ho Chi Minh City looks impressive, with modern facilities and plenty of equipment, but my actual workout experience left me disappointed.
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C’Gym Ho Chi Minh City Gym Review: Affordable Gym in District 1
C’Gym in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1 is an affordable local gym with older but reliable equipment, a relaxed atmosphere and excellent value.