Where to play padel in the Balearics: clubs and the Rafa Nadal Academy

Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in Spain, and the Balearics are no exception. You will find courts almost everywhere, with the biggest offer in Mallorca, and even at one iconic venue: the Rafa Nadal Academy in Manacor, which has around twenty padel courts. Here is where to play.

Where can you play padel in the Balearics?

Mallorca holds most of the clubs, in Palma and its surroundings, with indoor and outdoor courts, rented by the hour. The Rafa Nadal Academy, in Manacor, alone has around twenty padel courts (about ten indoor, ten outdoor), on top of its tennis facilities. Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera have a smaller but real offer, often attached to tennis clubs.

Getting started and booking

Most clubs offer hourly court rental, equipment, and lessons for beginners. Booking is generally done online or through sports-booking apps. Book early in high season, especially for evening slots. For tennis, see also our guide to the Rafa Nadal Academy and clubs.

Frequently asked questions about padel in the Balearics

Where can you play padel in Mallorca?
Mostly in Palma and its surroundings, and at the Rafa Nadal Academy in Manacor, which has around twenty courts.

Can you play without your own equipment?
Yes, most clubs rent rackets and balls alongside the court.

Do you need to book?
Yes, especially for evenings and high season; booking is most often done online.

Clubs and schedules change; check with clubs and official sources. Information verified in August 2026. The Daily Baleares is an AI-assisted publication with human review.