Padel in Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria's year-round warm weather makes it one of the better places to play padel outside of mainland Spain. Our training is based in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on panoramic crystal courts. We offer adult group training and private lessons for all ages and levels - whether you're on holiday or living on the island.
Programs, prices and dates last updated
Gran Canaria Center
Tennis & padel training in the Canary Islands with year-round sunshine.
- Season
- Year-round
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Programs
- 5 available
Programs at Gran Canaria Center:
Morning padel training for all levels. Court practice + fitness, 9:00-13:00.
- 1 day 65 €
- 4 days 260 €
- 1 week (5 days) Popular 300 €
- 2 weeks (10 days) 600 €
- 3 weeks (15 days) 800 €
- 4 weeks (20 days) 900 €
Morning padel PRO Academy. Fitness + Padel, 9:00-13:00 on panoramic crystal courts.
- 1 day 65 €
- 4 days 260 €
- 1 week (5 days) Popular 300 €
- 2 weeks (10 days) 600 €
- 3 weeks (15 days) 800 €
- 4 weeks (20 days) 900 €
Full day padel PRO training (academy). Morning + afternoon sessions on panoramic crystal courts.
- 1 day 100 €
- 4 days 400 €
- 1 week (5 days) Popular 450 €
- 2 weeks (10 days) 850 €
- 3 weeks (15 days) 1,300 €
- 4 weeks (20 days) 1,450 €
Training guides
Decision guidance from our editorial, written and approved by named authors.
Padel levels explained: how to find your level
What padel levels mean, how the Playtomic and LTA scales work, what each level looks like on court, and how to find and improve yours.
Padel vs Tennis: Learn the key differences
Padel is easier to start, but tennis skills can help and hinder. Compare the learning curve, tactics, technique, fitness, and what changes when you play both.
Padel bandeja shot explained (+video)
The bandeja is a defensive overhead that lets you stay at the net instead of retreating. It accounts for over half of all overheads in professional padel. Our guide covers technique, placement, common mistakes, and drills.
Padel rules: the complete guide (updated for 2026)
In short - padel is doubles-only racket game, played in a glass-walled court, with underhand serves and walls you can play the ball off. The scoring is the same as tennis. This guide covers the full FIP ruleset.