Where to play squash in the Balearics

Squash remains a niche sport in the Balearics: the regional squash delegation reports around fifteen courts spread across various clubs, though no Balearic club appeared on the official list of clubs affiliated to the Spanish national federation as of 8 May 2026. Here is where to find a court, island by island.

In Mallorca: a scattered offer across several small clubs

Several venues share the offer in Palma and its surroundings, with no single flagship club. Squash Club Mallorca (Carrer Ramon Servera Moya 43, Palma) has one court. ONYX Fitness Club (Av. Joan Miro 334, Sant Agusti) also offers squash, with lessons available. The Mega Sport Centre (near Son Moix) advertises several courts within a larger sports complex mostly geared towards padel. In Calvia, Squash Calvia runs a junior school and private lessons suited to every level (sign up via a WhatsApp group, contact Ivan Vergottini, 660 819 513), with group training capped at 3 people per court.

Worth checking before you go: several of these clubs do not publish up-to-date hours or fees online, so it is best to call ahead.

In Ibiza: the historic country club

The Ibiza Club de Campo, on the Ibiza-Sant Josep de sa Talaia road (km 2), founded in 1972, has a squash court within a 30,000 square metre complex that also includes 6 clay tennis courts, padel and a semi-Olympic pool (booking: 971 30 00 88).

In Menorca: a single court for the whole island

The Club Gimnastic Ciutadella, in Ciutadella de Menorca, presents itself as the only place to play squash on the entire island. It is a multisport club with more than 40 years of history.

No squash club has been identified in Formentera. On competition, the regional squash delegation in theory organises the archipelago's official fixtures, but no dated edition of a Balearic championship could be confirmed: contact it directly (balearsquash@gmail.com, or the Instagram account @balearsquash) if you are looking to play competitively.

Frequently asked questions

Can children take squash lessons in the Balearics?

Yes, at least at Squash Calvia (Mallorca), which runs a junior school with playful activities to start young. It is the most clearly documented kids' offer in the archipelago.

Is squash a well-developed sport in the Balearics?

No, it is a niche activity: a handful of clubs in Mallorca, a single one in Ibiza, one court in Menorca, and no Balearic club affiliated to the Spanish federation as of early 2026. Compare that with padel in the Balearics, far more developed across the archipelago.

If you are after other racket sports in the same vein, our guide to tennis in the Balearics covers a much wider offer.

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.