Costa Blanca, Spain
Padel Holidays for Beginners
Learn padel properly in the Spanish sunshine — patient coaching, small groups, and a holiday that never feels like a boot camp.
Padel is the fastest-growing sport in Europe, and it is one of the easiest to start. Our beginner padel holidays on Spain's Costa Blanca are built for people who have played little or no padel and want to learn without feeling out of their depth.
You will spend four days at Sirocco Club de Padel near Mil Palmeras, with structured coaching in the morning, relaxed matchplay and free time in the afternoon, and good food in the evening. By the end of the trip most guests are playing full sets and planning their next one.
Made for First-Timers
Why Beginners Get On So Well Here
Coaching From the Very First Ball
Our qualified coaches start with grip, positioning, and the glass — the basics that make padel click. Sessions are grouped by level, so you are never the odd one out.
Small Groups, Friendly Faces
Four players per court means real attention and plenty of ball time. Solo travellers are welcome — we pair you with players of a similar standard.
No Pressure, No 6am Drills
Mornings on court, afternoons by the pool or the beach. You choose how much you play; nothing is compulsory.
Everything Arranged For You
Accommodation, court bookings, coaching, and included meals are all planned. Rackets and balls are provided if you do not own kit yet.
Common Questions
Before You Book
I have never played padel — is this really for me?
Yes. Most first-time guests have never held a padel racket. The sport is famously easy to pick up: rallies start within your first session.
Do I need my own racket?
No. Rackets and balls are provided, and the coaches will help you choose one if you decide to buy later.
How fit do I need to be?
Padel is played on a small court with plenty of doubles rallies. If you can walk comfortably for an hour, you will be fine.
Can I come on my own?
Absolutely. Sessions and social dinners make it easy to meet the rest of the group.