Our 2020 Tour de France of padel clubs continues its route. Today stage number 2 takes us west to discover the city of Narbonne.

Narbonne, a crossroads city in the south of France, well known for its cathedral and its via domitia. A Roman city, it saw the growth of Charles Trenet. In this city and its surroundings there are no less than 18 padel courts available.

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  • indoor center is a multi-sports club that mixes foot5, squash and padel. It offers an outdoor track.

Contact : 04 68 43 95 56. More info here.

  • In Fleury d´Aude, thePérignanaise tennis association brings together several cities: Fleury d´Aude and Saint Pierre la Mer. These 2 outdoor tracks are provided by this municipal club.

Contact : 04 68 46 60 60. More info here.

  • In Béziers, the Béziers Padel Club is a club that moves. Throughout the year we hear about this club with 6 outdoor tracks for its large number of organized tournaments.

Contact : 07 69 95 40 60. More info here.

  • On the seaside, in Valras, the club of Valras-Tennis Padel offers the possibility of playing padel on its 2 outdoor courts.

Contact : 04 67 39 64 47. More info here.

  • On the land side, the Tc Monplaisir in Thézan les Béziers offers a warm atmosphere with its 3 outdoor slopes.

Contact : 06 35 46 94 38. More info here.

  • The south and the seaside are ideal places for campsites. In Sérignan, the campsite Sunelia Mas des Lavenders offers its customers an outdoor padel court.

Contact : 04 67 39 75 88. More info here.

  • Another campsite, in Vias, also offers padel in its list of sports activities. L'Air Marin campsite offers 2 outdoor tracks.

Contact : 04 67 21 64 90. More info here.

 

Julien Bondia

Julien Bondia is a padel teacher in Tenerife (Spain). Columnist and advisor, he helps you play better through his tutorials and articles on padel tactics/techniques.

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