Reserve your place at the padel camp in Sóller
Book your spot in the valley and arrive knowing everything is taken care of, from your first coaching session to your last dinner on the terrace.
Sport, food, and people: the whole point
Most padel trips end up being a loose arrangement of court bookings and restaurant searches. This is different. The 4-day camp in Sóller is built around the idea that the best training experiences happen when everything else is already sorted. You show up, pick up your racket, sit down to lunch with the group, and let the valley do the rest.
The social side is not an afterthought. Communal meals prepared by Chef Ralf Westera are a central part of the programme, drawing on over 20 years of culinary experience across Italian, Mediterranean, and Asian cuisines, using fresh local and seasonal ingredients. The food is genuinely good, the kind that gives you something to talk about over the next morning's coffee. Recovery is built in too: a stretching session and a massage are included in the package, so you leave feeling better than you arrived.
Coaching that meets you where you are
The padel programme is led by Marc Pou, a professional player and multiple-time champion of Mallorca and the Balearic Islands. He coaches players at every level, from complete beginners picking up a racket for the first time to competitive players looking to sharpen their game.
Sessions are structured and purposeful. Technical drills build the foundations. Tactical play teaches you how to read the game rather than just react to it. Match sessions put the work into practice, and the camp includes a friendly tournament so you finish with something to remember. The Sóller Tennis Club is the home court: a well-run facility in one of the most beautiful valleys on the island, managed by Jonas Axelsson, who also oversees the camp's operations and logistics.
Accommodation in the heart of Sóller valley
Accommodation for the camp is arranged in Fornalutx, the village that sits above Sóller with views across the mountain range. The flagship residence is a historic nine-bedroom private house with a saltwater pool, mountain views, and a large shared terrace where most of the evening meals happen. It is the kind of place that makes the non-padel hours feel just as worthwhile as the court time.
For private groups, accommodation can be matched to the group's preferences, from boutique hotels to private villas. The all-inclusive format means there are no hidden extras to navigate once you arrive.
- 4-day all-inclusive camp based at the Sóller Tennis Club in Mallorca
- Coaching led by Marc Pou, multiple-time champion of Mallorca and the Balearic Islands
- A massage and a dedicated stretching session are included in every camp
- All meals prepared by private chef Ralf Westera using fresh local and seasonal ingredients
- Accommodation in Fornalutx with mountain views, a saltwater pool, and a shared terrace
- Fully all-inclusive format: coaching, food, accommodation, and recovery in one package
What a typical camp day looks like
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Morning coaching session on court
The day starts with a structured session at the Sóller Tennis Club. Marc Pou leads the group through technical drills and tactical work adapted to the level of the players present. Sessions are hands-on and move quickly, with a mix of individual feedback and group exercises.
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Communal lunch prepared by the chef
After the morning session, the group eats together. Chef Ralf Westera prepares lunch using fresh local and seasonal ingredients, drawing on a repertoire that spans Mediterranean, Italian, and Asian influences. The shared table is where the group actually bonds, and it is deliberately unhurried.
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Afternoon match play or leisure
Afternoons shift to match sessions and competitive play, giving players the chance to put the morning's coaching into practice. Depending on the day and the group, there is also room for leisure: the valley is worth exploring, and optional activities including yoga, guided hiking, and boat trips can be arranged for private camps.
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Evening dinner on the terrace
The day closes with dinner on the terrace at the Fornalutx residence, with mountain views and the saltwater pool nearby. The stretching session and massage are scheduled across the camp to support recovery, so by the evening you are rested rather than depleted. It is the kind of ending that makes four days feel like the right length.
Benefits
Professional coaching at every level
Marc Pou has competed and won at the highest level in the Balearics, and he coaches everyone from first-timers to seasoned players. Sessions are adapted to the group's level, which means you are never standing on a court doing drills that are wrong for where you are in your game.
Recovery is already in the schedule
A massage and a stretching session are included in the camp package. You do not have to seek them out or pay separately. Recovery is treated as part of the training, not a luxury add-on, which means you can train harder across four days without paying for it on day three.
Nothing left to plan or arrange
Coaching, accommodation, all meals, and recovery are covered. The all-inclusive format means the only decision you make each day is how hard to push on court. There is no restaurant research, no logistics to coordinate, and no bill to split at the end of dinner.
Social connection built into the format
Communal meals, shared accommodation, and a friendly tournament are not extras; they are the structure. The camp is designed so that people who arrive as strangers leave as people who have shared something real, which is harder to manufacture on a DIY trip than it looks.
Padel camp questions, answered honestly
Do I need to be an experienced padel player to join?
No. Marc Pou coaches players at all levels, from complete beginners to competitive players. Sessions are adapted to the group's ability, so you will not be thrown into drills that are beyond you, and you will not be held back if you are more advanced.
What exactly is included in the camp?
The camp is fully all-inclusive: professional coaching across the four days, all meals prepared by private chef Ralf Westera, accommodation in Fornalutx, a stretching session, and a massage. Optional leisure activities such as yoga, hiking, and boat trips are available for private groups.
Where do we stay during the camp?
Accommodation is arranged in Fornalutx, the village above Sóller. The main residence is a historic nine-bedroom private house with a saltwater pool, mountain views, and a large shared terrace. For private groups, accommodation can be matched to the group's preferences.
How do we get to Sóller?
Sóller is located in the northwest of Mallorca, accessible from Palma de Mallorca airport. The most straightforward route is by car or taxi, and the drive takes roughly 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. The valley is well connected and the journey is part of the experience.
How large are the camp groups?
The flagship residence accommodates up to nine bedrooms, which gives a natural upper limit for the residential experience. Private camps can be tailored to the size of your group, whether that is a small group of friends, a padel club, or a corporate team.
Secure your place at the camp in Sóller
The camp fills up and private dates go quickly, especially in spring and autumn. If you have a group in mind or a window of dates, the best move is to get in touch and we will put together the details for you.