Padel Holidays in Mallorca

Padel in Mallorca

The island's padel is concentrated around Palma and the nearby resorts, blending hotel courts with dedicated clubs. Mallorca suits players who want their padel alongside a proper holiday — sailing, cycling, beaches and one of the Mediterranean's prettiest capitals are all on the doorstep, making it a favourite for mixed groups and couples.

Clubs and courts

Mallorca's padel scene is smaller than the Spanish mainland's but growing quickly, concentrated around Palma and the nearby resorts. You'll find a blend of hotel courts and dedicated clubs, generally well-kept artificial-grass surfaces within a short ride of the main bases. It's an easy, uncrowded place to play, with English-speaking coaching available and enough courts to build a proper trip around — while never feeling as intense or competitive as the big Costa del Sol hubs. We arrange court time at partner clubs so your group's play is locked in before you arrive.

Who it’s for

Mallorca suits players who want their padel alongside a proper island holiday: couples, mixed groups and weekend-breakers drawn by beaches, coves, sailing, cycling and one of the Mediterranean's prettiest capitals. It's a fine choice for a quick, sunny getaway or a relaxed week where matches share the schedule with the water and the old town. Hardcore players wanting dozens of courts and elite academies will prefer the mainland, but for all-round appeal Mallorca is hard to beat.

Best time to play

Spring and autumn bring warm, settled weather that's perfect for play, while summer is hot and lively. Winters are cooler and quieter, though many days are still pleasant for outdoor padel.

Getting there

Palma de Mallorca airport is one of Europe's best-connected, with short UK flights year-round and most resorts within 20–40 minutes.

A sample Mallorca padel trip

1. Day 1 — Arrive at Palma and settle into your base near the city or coast.
2. Day 2 — Morning padel at the partner club, then an afternoon at a nearby cove or beach.
3. Day 3 — Friendly doubles, followed by exploring Palma's old town and cathedral.
4. Day 4 — A coaching session, then a boat trip or a drive into the Tramuntana mountains.
5. Day 5 — Final games and a short transfer back to Palma airport.

Nearby areas

Palma makes a central base with the whole island within reach. The Tramuntana mountains and the pretty villages of Sóller and Valldemossa lie to the north-west; the beaches and coves of the south and east coasts are an easy drive; and Palma's marina, old town and cathedral reward the between-match hours. The island's compact size means even day trips rarely eat far into your court time.