Le  Pays Basque  is one of the dynamic areas of French padel. Between historic facilities and newer complexes, the offering has been developing significantly in recent years. An overview of  clubs   where to play in this region.

 Tennis Club Luzien – Saint-Jean-de-Luz 

Le  Tennis Club Luzien  is one of  pioneers of padel in the Basque Country The club has  two padel courts  accessible in  free play  and offers a  padel school  structured.

The coaching is provided by  Morgan Mannarino player  french top 30 with sessions for all levels. The club regularly organizes  tournaments  for both  animations .

Address: 550 Rte d'Ascain, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz
Phone:    05 59 26 48 01
Website: https://tennisclubluzien.fr/

 Central Sport Club – Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle 

Le  Central Sports Club  is one of  first private complexes  to have opened in the region. It offers  three indoor tracks  et  a track  semi-covered, as well as a multi-sports offering with  badminton  et  pickleball .

The club has a  bar-restaurant , a friendly space and coaching support with  Philippe Baget . Of  regular tournaments  Events are organized there, from recreational level to major competitions.
The site has already hosted  P1000  and  P1500 confirming its capacity to host national events.

Address: Central Sport Club, 5588 Vieille Route de Saint-Pée ​​Telephone:   05 59 85 67 61 
Website: https://centralsportclub.fr/

 Club of   The Adour  -  Tarnos 

Le  club of   The Adour  offers  four indoor tracks  with a  ceiling height of over 9,50 m A real plus for gaming comfort. The offer is completed by  five squash courts  and  badminton court .

The complex has a  pro shop ,  changing rooms with sauna ,  seminar space ,  bar-restaurant  and  living space  with screens to follow sporting events.
 tournaments  They are organized regularly there, in a setting designed for practice and conviviality.

Address: 89 Av. du 1er Mai, 40220 Tarnos
Phone: 05 59 64 54 16
Website: https://clubdeladour.fr/

 Other options for playing around Bayonne 

Several clubs complement the local offering:
 passive Padel  in Bayonne, recently opened, with  four indoor tracks 
 Aviron Bayonnais Tennis , which has  two outdoor tracks 
 BO Tennis Padel  in Biarritz, with  three semi-covered pitches 

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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