CAP D'AGDE International Tennis Center
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3 Avenue De La Vigne, 34300 Agde, France, Languedoc Roussillon, France
Description:
The CAP D'AGDE International Tennis Center offers 8 padel courts, including 4 indoor ones, in addition to its large tennis infrastructure. Home of the National Tennis Cup and the National Padel Cup
The International Center padel club offers group lessons and numerous padel courses with the French Touch Academy.
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