01Over 300 days of sunshine a year
Málaga has one of the kindest climates in Europe. You play outdoors almost all year, even in mid-winter, when covered courts elsewhere in Europe fill up and the cold takes over. For a padel trip, that means one thing: your week does not depend on luck with the weather.
02A city where padel is part of everyday life
Andalusia is one of the birthplaces of European padel. Here the sport is not a recent trend: there are clubs with history, players of every level and a culture of playing matches that draws you in. Training in Málaga means training where padel is part of daily life.
03Direct flights from half of Europe
Málaga-Costa del Sol airport connects with the main cities of France, the UK, the Netherlands and Italy, often with several flights a day. Leave in the morning and you are on court by the afternoon.
04The table is part of the trip
From espetos, traditional sardine skewers, by the sea to the taverns of the historic centre, eating well in Málaga is not an extra: it is part of the experience. That is why in our packs lunches and dinners are selected with the same care as the training sessions.
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