Padel Holiday from Belgium: The Complete Guide to Spain

Belgium has one of the fastest-growing padel communities in Europe. Thousands of Belgian players — from Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent and beyond — are now looking beyond their local clubs and asking where to take their game next. The answer, increasingly, is a dedicated padel holiday in Spain. This guide explains why, and how to book one that suits your level and budget.

Why Belgian Players Choose Spain for Padel Holidays

Belgium has excellent padel infrastructure — but the weather, the variety of court venues and the cultural experience of playing in Spain are hard to replicate at home.

• Climate: Costa Brava enjoys 300+ days of sunshine. For players used to Belgian weather, playing under a clear blue sky on an outdoor court changes the experience entirely.
• Level of play: Spanish players at every level push harder than most Belgian club opponents. A week of training alongside them accelerates your development noticeably.
• Ease of travel: Direct flights from Brussels and Charleroi to Barcelona or Girona take under 2 hours. Lloret de Mar is about 35–45 minutes from Girona airport.
• All-inclusive packages: Hotel, coaching, meals and tournament entry in a single booking. No logistics to organise separately.
• Clear communication: our coaches work in English and Spanish, and our guides and website are available in Dutch and French, so you always know what is included.

Best Destinations in Spain for Belgian Padel Players

Several regions compete for Belgian padel tourism, but the Costa Brava stands out for a specific combination of reasons:

• Lloret de Mar: The base for Padel & Go's tournaments and training camps. A classic beach resort with modern padel courts, 4-star hotels, and a vibrant summer atmosphere. The Saturday night padel party has become a tradition for regulars.
• Accessibility: Girona airport is the closest to Lloret, and Barcelona has the widest choice of flights from Belgium. Most players reach their hotel within an hour or so of landing.
• Group-friendly: Lloret's hotel infrastructure is excellent for groups. Whether you are coming with a padel club of 20 or a group of four friends, accommodation is available at every budget level.

Types of Padel Holiday Available for Belgian Groups

Weekend Padel Break (3 days / 2 nights) — from €319 per person

The most popular format for Belgian players making a first padel trip abroad. Three hours of professional coaching, a match against local or international players, and two nights at a 4-star hotel with half board. Fits easily into a long weekend — fly Thursday evening, return Sunday night.

Full Training Camp (5 days / 4 nights) — from €599 per person

Our flagship programme. Six hours of coaching, match play, a welcome dinner and full head coach accompaniment. Limited to 8 players per date. Best for players who want measurable improvement alongside a proper holiday.

Tournament Package (3–5 days with competition): prices per edition

Combine your stay with a slot in the Padel & Go International Tournament. Categories run from Bronze to Gold, with men's, women's and mixed draws. No partner? We can pair you with someone of similar level.

Custom Group Experience — flexible pricing

For padel clubs, company teams and social groups. We build the programme around your group's size, level, dates and goals. Groups of 10–30 players are our speciality.

What Level Do You Need?

No experience is required for training camps — our coaches work with complete beginners. For tournaments, any level is welcome: we use Gold/Silver/Bronze categories to ensure balanced competition. If your club plays regularly and you want a social competitive trip, Silver is typically the right fit for most Belgian club players. As a rough guide, Belgian P300–400 sits around our C level, P500–600 around B and P700–800 around B+: see our padel level guide for the full chart.

Practical Information for Belgian Travellers

• Flights: check Brussels South Charleroi and Brussels Airport for routes to Girona and Barcelona; schedules change by season, so compare both airports.
• Transfer: Girona–Costa Brava is about 35–45 minutes from Lloret; Barcelona–El Prat about 1 hour 15 minutes. We can arrange transfers for groups as an add-on.
• Language: sessions run in English and Spanish; this guide and our website are also available in Dutch and French.
• Currency and cost: Spain uses the euro. Daily expenses outside the package (lunch, drinks, excursions) typically run €20–40 per person.
• Best dates: May, June, September and October are ideal. Belgian school holidays in July and August coincide with peak season and higher hotel prices.

How to Book

Browse the packages page and use the enquiry form, or contact us directly. For group bookings of 6+ players, we recommend reaching out by WhatsApp or email for a tailored quote — group rates and reserved dates are available.

Belgian players are among our most loyal regulars at the tournament, and our May 2025 and May 2026 editions sold out months in advance. We know what Belgian players expect: good organisation, a social atmosphere and coaches who take the sport seriously.

Further reading:
Padel Holidays in Spain: The Leisure & Lifestyle Guide — everything you need to know about planning your trip.
Padel Tournaments in Spain — how our international tournaments work and how to prepare.