Padel Camp is a training week built around the sport of padel, combining on-court coaching, match practice and tactical sessions with supporting fitness and mobility work. You train on real courts with dedicated instructors watching your technique, positioning and shot selection, then put it into practice in friendly matches against other campers.
Padel Camp
Sharpen your padel game in the Marbella sun
What is it?
Who is it for?
The camp welcomes every level, from players who picked up a racket for the first time this year to club regulars looking to sharpen their technique. Coaching groups are organised so everyone trains at a pace that challenges them. You are welcome to join solo, as a couple, or with a group of friends. There is no need to bring a playing partner.
A typical day
Morning on-court session
The day opens with technical coaching on the padel courts: shot technique, footwork and positioning, followed by guided match play so you can apply what you just worked on.
Lunch and downtime
A relaxed, healthy lunch at Finca Naundrup followed by free time to rest by the pool, nap, or simply enjoy the Spanish sun before the next session.
Afternoon training
A complementary session, such as fitness conditioning or yoga, designed to support your on-court performance and help with recovery between matches.
Evening together
Dinner as a group, with regular social evenings including barbecue, tapas or paella nights where campers and coaches eat and relax together.
What's always included
- Accommodation at Finca Naundrup
- Three meals a day, made with fresh, local ingredients
- Water, coffee, tea and juice at breakfast
- A BBQ, tapas or paella night
- All training sessions run during the camp
- Access to all resort facilities
- Airport transfers
Good to know
How do I get to Finca Naundrup?
Finca Naundrup is located on the Costa del Sol, a short drive from Málaga airport. Airport transfers are included in your stay; exact pick-up details are arranged after booking.
What should I bring?
Bring your own padel racket if you have one (rental is also available locally), comfortable sportswear, padel or court shoes, swimwear, and sun protection. Spain is sunny most of the year, but evenings can be cool, so pack a light layer too.
What padel level do I need?
None. Coaching groups are formed by level on arrival, so beginners and experienced players both get sessions matched to them.
Can I come on my own?
Yes. Many campers join solo and quickly become part of the group, both on and off the court.
Padel Camp
Ready to join?
Dates, prices and availability are always up to date on our booking page.