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Tennis camps in Spain

You can join a camp at almost any time of year: holiday camps at Easter, in summer and at Christmas, plus weekend and short "Light" camps in Valencia, Madrid, Mallorca and Tenerife. Compare dates, ages, stays and prices for adults, juniors and kids, then reserve your place.

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  • Tennis camp “Light”
    Where
    Valencia, Madrid
    When
    Year-round
    Who
    Adults
    Stay
    Training only
    Price
    from 60 €
  • Weekend camp
    Where
    Tenerife, Valencia
    When
    Year-round
    Who
    Adults
    Stay
    Available
    Price
    from 225 €
  • Christmas (winter) camp
    Where
    Valencia
    When
    21 Dec-8 Jan
    Who
    Adults, Juniors, Kids
    Stay
    Training only
    Price
    from 350 €
  • Easter (spring) camp
    Where
    Valencia, Madrid
    When
    22 Mar-9 Apr
    Who
    Adults, Juniors, Kids
    Stay
    Training only
    Price
    from 145 €
  • Summer camp
    Where
    Mallorca, Valencia, Madrid
    When
    22 Jun-30 Aug, 3 Jun-30 Aug
    Who
    Adults, Juniors, Kids
    Stay
    Available
    Price
    from 200 €
  • Other camps
    Where
    Mallorca, Madrid
    When
    See programs
    Who
    Adults, Juniors
    Stay
    Available
    Price
    from 125 €

Prices show the lowest bookable option for each camp type. Open a camp to see what each program includes.

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Tennis camp “Light”

Shorter training days that leave time for the city or the beach.

Year-round · Adults · All levels · No fitness

Easter (spring) camp

A week of tennis during the Easter holidays.

22 Mar-9 Apr · Adults, juniors and kids · All levels

8:00-15:30

Other camps

More multi-day tennis programs.

Adults and juniors · All levels

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Weekend camp

Intensive tennis over a weekend, easy to fit around work.

Year-round · Adults · All levels

Christmas (winter) camp

Train through the Christmas holidays with a fixed weekly program.

21 Dec-8 Jan · Adults, juniors and kids · All levels

8:00-15:30

Summer camp

Daily tennis training through the summer holidays.

Adults, juniors and kids · All levels

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Where to go for a tennis camp in Spain

Valencia has the widest choice of camps, spread across several academies and clubs, from Easter and summer camps to Christmas camps and weekend fee. Tennis camps and training in Valencia.

Mallorca combines training with an island holiday: a summer camp with a hotel stay, and weekly and holiday camps at the Rafa Nadal Academy in Manacor. Tennis training in Mallorca.

Madrid has summer and Easter camps for juniors and shorter camps for adults at an academy in Alcobendas, north of the city. Tennis training in Madrid.

Camps for adults, juniors and kids

Camps are built around the player: adult tennis programs focus on technique and match play, junior programs add more competitive training, and kids programs keep sessions shorter and playful. Each camp lists the ages and levels it accepts.

Camps with accommodation

Some camps include a place to stay, others are training only. If you need both, start with tennis training with accommodation in Spain.

Frequently asked questions

Most camps run during the school holidays: Easter, summer and Christmas. There are also year-round formats, such as weekly camps in Mallorca and weekend or "Light" camps in Valencia and Madrid, so you can plan a training trip outside the holidays too.

Yes. Many camps are designed for adults, and most accept players from beginner to advanced. Each program lists its age groups and levels, and coaches place you in a group that matches your game.

Some do. The Mallorca summer camp includes a hotel stay, and Rafa Nadal Academy camps can be booked with a room at the academy residence. Other camps are training only, and you can arrange your own stay nearby.

It depends on the length of the camp and whether a stay is included. Short year-round "Light" camps are the cheapest way in, while week-long holiday camps with a hotel cost the most. The table at the top of this page shows the current lowest price for each type of camp, and every program page lists its full prices. We don't add a booking fee.

Valencia has the most choice, with camps all year at several academies and clubs. Mallorca suits a tennis holiday, with a summer camp that includes a hotel and camps at the Rafa Nadal Academy. Madrid works well for juniors in the school holidays, and Tenerife has weekend camps with accommodation and warm weather in winter.