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The 10 best padel destinations in 2026

From the Costa del Sol to Dubai, our comparison of the destinations to travel to for padel this year, ranked by climate, club density and ease of accommodation.

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Where should you travel to play padel this year? The sport is growing so fast that new destinations emerge every season. Here is our pick of the ten best, ranked on three concrete criteria: club density, climate, and how easy it is to stay close to the courts.

The top three

Three destinations stand out thanks to a mature club offering and accommodation built for players.

  • Marbella (Spain): the European reference, ideal climate and the highest concentration of clubs on the continent.
  • Lisbon (Portugal): a booming padel scene, attractive prices and an unbeatable lifestyle.
  • Marrakech (Morocco): the gateway to padel beyond Europe, near-permanent sunshine and excellent value.

The safe bets

Established destinations, perfect for a trip without surprises.

  • Barcelona and Valencia (Spain): plenty of clubs, direct flights and a deep padel culture.
  • Algarve (Portugal): padel and golf a stone's throw from the beach.
  • Milan and Lombardy (Italy): Italian padel is booming, driven by new complexes.

The rising destinations

For players after something new, these spots are climbing fast.

  • Dubai (UAE): spectacular clubs and an ideal winter season.
  • French Riviera (France): more and more courts and easy connections from across Europe.
  • Mexico City and Cancún (Mexico): the historic birthplace of padel, worth rediscovering.
Our advice: pick the dates of your trip first, then the destination whose climate and club offering best match those dates.

How to choose yours

The best spot is the one that fits your plan: a quick weekend from Europe, a long winter trip in the sun, or a getaway combining padel and discovery. In every case, favour accommodation close to the clubs: that is what makes the difference between a great padel holiday and a complicated logistics puzzle.

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Frequently asked questions

Marbella and Lisbon are ideal for beginners: the club offering is dense, many provide lessons and equipment rental, and it is easy to find partners of all levels.

To play in the warmth in winter, aim for Marrakech, Dubai or the Costa del Sol, which keep a mild climate and many available courts all year.

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