Full Moon Party 2026
Nightlife, Party, Music Full Moon Party 2026 – Complete Guide to Koh Phangan’s Legendary Beach Party
The Full Moon Party in Koh Phangan, Thailand, is one of the most famous beach parties in the world. Held every month on Haad Rin Beach, this iconic event attracts thousands of travelers looking for music, nightlife, and an unforgettable island experience. With neon lights, international DJs, fire shows, and a vibrant crowd, the Full Moon Party is a must-visit event for anyone traveling to Thailand in 2026.
Full Moon Party Dates 2026
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3 January 2026 (Saturday)
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2 February 2026 (Monday)
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3 March 2026 (Tuesday) – Makha Bucha Day
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2 April 2026 (Thursday)
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1 May 2026 (Friday)
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31 May 2026 (Sunday) – Visakha Bucha Day
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29 June 2026 (Monday)
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29 July 2026 (Wednesday) – Asalha Bucha Day
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28 August 2026 (Friday)
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26 September 2026 (Saturday)
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26 October 2026 (Monday) – End of Buddhist Lent
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24 November 2026 (Tuesday)
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24 December 2026 (Thursday)
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31 December 2026 (Thursday) – New Year’s Eve Full Moon Party
⭐ The New Year’s Eve Full Moon Party is the biggest and most popular event of the year.
How to Get to Koh Phangan
Ferries depart frequently from Bangrak Pier and Maenam Pier, with a travel time of 30–45 minutes.
Ferries leave from Donsak Pier, taking approximately 2.5 hours to reach Koh Phangan.
High-speed ferries take around 1.5 hours.
The easiest option is a combined bus + ferry ticket, available from travel agencies and online platforms.
What to Expect at the Full Moon Party
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World-class DJs and multiple music zones (EDM, techno, reggae, trance)
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Fire dancers and live performances on the beach
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Neon body paint and glowing decorations
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Famous Full Moon “buckets” and beachfront bars
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Thousands of partygoers from around the world
Tips for Enjoying the Full Moon Party Safely
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Wear neon or UV clothing to match the party vibe
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Bring minimal valuables and keep belongings secure
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Stay hydrated and drink responsibly
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Book accommodation early, as hotels sell out fast
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Respect the environment and help keep Haad Rin Beach clean
Important Note: Despite falling on Buddhist holidays, Full Moon Party events in 2026 will still take place under current Thai regulations.
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