Padel and tennis holidays: group camps and clinics
Racket in your suitcase and a group to play with. A camp to work on the shot that keeps letting you down, a few clinics to get comfortable on court, or a match in between exploring: on WeRoad's padel and tennis trips, sport becomes your way into a destination.
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How to choose the right padel or tennis trip for your level and pace
Every trip on court has its own rhythm: some people want to play from morning to night, some mix clinics, beach time and an aperitivo, some haven't picked up a racket in a while. Three things make the choice easy: your level, how many hours you want to play and what you're after away from the court.
What really matters
Clear information on level, so you know what you're signing up for
A programme with clinics and guided matches, not just courts to book
A place that holds up when you stop playing: lake, town, dinner with the group
A group padel and tennis holiday works when court time and travel carry equal weight: training and matches for part of the day, time for the destination the rest of it. There are usually three formats: the camp, with several days of training to fix the shot that keeps letting you down, the clinic with a coach, to get comfortable or sharpen your technique, and the tournament or group match, to play and meet the others.
Level and pace vary too. If you're starting out, you'll want lessons and guided matches; if you already play, more court hours and balanced teams. To pick the right padel or tennis trip, look at the level required, the hours of play and the kind of destination: seaside, city or a short weekend.
- If you don't know anyone, the opening tournament helps: partners change every game and the ice breaks fast
- If you're new to the game, check the level on the trip page
- If you want to switch off too, pick a place you'd enjoy without a racket in your hand