Never held a padel racket? Perfect.
Padel holidays for beginners in Spain, start from zero
Learn padel on holiday with a private Head Coach at Club Esportiu Laietà in Barcelona. We start with the basics and build up at your pace, with two hours of padel every morning.
Are padel holidays for beginners really for beginners? Here they are. Padel training for beginners with us means a private lesson, a patient Head Coach and a plan that starts with where you are today, not with where a group expects you to be. You leave knowing how to play, with a personalised plan to take home. No experience needed. Just curiosity.
From zero to your first points
Every plan is built around you. This is how a beginner usually progresses, step by step, whether you stay three days or a week.
Grip, positioning and the walls
You meet your coach, hold a racket for the first time and learn where to stand and how the walls work.
A simple, reliable shot
Your coach feeds the balls while you build a shot you can repeat, with corrections as you play.
Your first rallies
Longer exchanges with your coach, using the walls and keeping the ball in play.
Positioning and decisions
Where to move, when to attack and when to wait. We start from what wins points.
Playing points and your plan
You play points with your coach and leave with a plan to take home.
What padel holidays for beginners cost
Prices per person, per hour, in the 10-class pack, VAT included. A single class or a pack of 6 costs a little more, and if you need 8 classes, we do 8. Hotel and experiences are optional and you pay each provider directly.
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A coach who starts where you are
Learning a new sport on holiday should feel good. Your coach explains what you are doing and why, in plain words, so you understand the game from the first session and not only repeat drills.
We start from what wins points, positioning and decisions, and then fix the technique that supports it. For a beginner that means you learn to play, not just to hit.
Head Coach at Marcela Ferrari Academy and a coach certified by the Catalan Padel Federation.
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Meet your coach before you arriveEvery trip includes a free video call with Max.
Day one on court. Day one playing.
Padel in the middle of the city, at Club Esportiu Laietà
Thirteen outdoor panoramic courts in Les Corts, a short walk from metro, bus and tram. A friendly club, easy to reach, and close to the hotels we suggest if you want somewhere to stay.
Padel holidays for beginners: FAQ
Quick answers before you book.
Yes. Padel is one of the easiest racket sports to start: the court is smaller than a tennis court, the walls keep the ball in play and rallies begin early. Most beginners enjoy their first session.
Plan your padel holiday for beginners in Barcelona
Tell us when you are in town and that it is your first time. We reply within 24 hours with times and clear prices.