Padel Courts in Javea
If you’re visiting Javea or anywhere else in Spain, you absolutely need to play a game of padel during your trip. Padel is a huge sport in Spain, being the second most popular sport behind football!
The UK is only just catching up on the padel craze, and believe me, playing in Spain is heaps better – from the more suitable weather, natural scenery, and more professional facilities. And its likely a lot more cost-effective to play in Spain, so it should be high as one of your things to do in Javea!
Javea is home to a few padel centres, as well as other racket sports such as tennis courts. Read our guide to tennis courts in Javea if you’re looking into options to play tennis.
In the summer hours, padel is best played in the morning or the later evening when the afternoon heat has worn off. I recommend starting before the blitzing hot weather kicks in – from 8am to 10am is usually the coolest time. Otherwise, opt for a session in the later evening or even the night – the courts are lit up until close.
There are a number of spots to play Padel in Javea.
Padel 24 L’Ancora
Padel courts are available at Paris24 Padel in the Arenal area of Javea, a short walk from the beach. You can book padel courts directly on their site and play for a minimum of 1 hour and 30 minutes. It will cost about €24 to reserve a court. Paris24 also has a bar and a swimming pool at the location.
Club de Tenis
Paddle courts are rentable for 1 hour when 2 people play, and for 1.5 hours when 4 people are playing.
For non-members, it costs €10 per person to play padel there.
There are also 4 padel courts available at Club De Tenis, which is also based in the Arenal. The club have tennis courts, as well as a squash court you can book.
