The southwest is the location of our next padel stop. From Pau to Biarritz, padel is growing slowly but surely in an atmosphere of well-being and good gastronomy.

We cannot talk about the southwest without talking about “good food”. This region also has a history. Pau, the birthplace of Henri IV, was once a holiday resort for the wealthy. Baths and casinos mix with beautiful villas and palaces. Biarritz is not to be outdone. After being a whaling port, this city of 20 inhabitants was transformed into a seaside resort in the 000th century as well as a world-famous surfing spot. Alongside Basque pelota, padel is making a name for itself with 6 clubs and 11 tracks.

This list contains most of the clubs and tracks in the region. However, if there are any clubs or tracks missing from this list, please let us know at contact@padelmagazine.fr.

  • The Pau tennis club is an active club which attracts more and more players to the region each year. With its 2 semi-covered tracks, this club will make you love this sport.

Contact : 05 59 30 41 78. More info here.

  • The Bruyères sports center is also located in Pau. A place where the watchword is a healthy body in a healthy mind. Tennis, squash, weight room with space for group lessons, trinquet, aquatic area and 3 high-end indoor padel courts. More information HERE.

 

  • Le Padel Club Rugby Park 64 is an original club with indoor rugby and recently 4 padel courts. A complete club that will offer more and more competitions. More info HERE.

Contact : 05 59 02 50 02. More info here.

  • Le Padel Adour club is located in Tarnos. A place for lovers of racket sports. Squash, badminton, space dedicated to celebrations, giant screens and 4 indoor padel courts.

Contact : 05 59 64 54 16. More info here.

  • In Saint Jean de Luz, Tc Luzien is one of the first padel clubs in France. Founded in the late 80s and early 90s, this place full of anecdotes and history offers 2 outdoor padel courts with walls.

Contact : 05 59 26 48 01. More info here.

  • Montois Tennis Stadium, in Mont de Marsan offers an extraordinary place with 19 tennis courts. The “bistrot du padel” directly overlooks the 2 outdoor courts.

Contact : 05 58 75 18 17. 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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