Padel programs in Mallorca, Spain
Padel training in Mallorca combines daily coached sessions with a Mediterranean seaside holiday. Week-long camps at Spinix Club Mallorca offer training by level, accommodation in a 4-star hotel by the beach, match play, and a final tournament. All levels welcome.
Spinix Club Mallorca
The Spinix Club at Mallorca offers a week-long camps for players of any level who want to combine daily tennis training with a relaxing seaside holiday.
- Season
- Year-round
- Languages
- English, Spanish, Russia, Ukranian
- Coaches
- 2 on site
- Programs
- 1 available
Programs at Spinix Club Mallorca:
A week in Mallorca, 9-15 August 2026: daily padel training by level, a 4-star hotel by the beach, yacht sunset trip, winery visit, beach outings and a final tournament. Limited to 12 players.
- Standard, 1 person (15% pre-payment). Full program cost 1800 EUR Popular 270 €
- Standard, 2 people (15% pre-payment). Full program cost 3500 EUR 525 €
- Premium sea view, 1 person (15% pre-payment). Full program cost 2000 EUR 300 €
- Premium sea view, 2 people (15% pre-payment). Full program cost 3800 EUR 570 €
Training guides
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