Tennis travels does not always mean heading for the big Grand Slams or ATP Masters tournaments. We’ve found lesser-known tennis tournaments that offer fantastic tennis as well as providing you with a great travel experience. It’s all about discovering the local cultures, traditions, communities and… watching top tennis players! Below are some of our best tennis travel spots which we recommend you to research more about. We believe, for the average tennis traveler, these events will give a good opportunity to see up-and-coming talent, enjoy competitive matches and explore new interesting destinations. Let us know your favourites in the comments …
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While most tennis nerds are familiar with the classic clay, grass and hard courts at your local clubs, there’s a lot of extraordinary and beautiful tennis courts out there that offer a completely different experience. When thinking of tennis travel, it’s good to sometimes just get some inspiration and ideas. So, let’s check out five of the most unique and stunning tennis courts around the globe, where the beauty of the location take over the thrill of the actual game! Il San Pietro di Positano, Italy A hard court tennis court squeezed in between the cliffs of the beautiful Amalfi …
Tennis enthusiasts (like ourselves) often seek destinations that combine the love for tennis with the general excitement of travel. In the United States, a country with a rich tennis history, tennis resorts and academies offer unique experiences for both amateur and professional players. Below we’ll give you our view of the top 10 tennis locations and resorts, depending on your situation, style and needs. There will also be some ideas and tips to think about when doing tennis travel in the USA. Choose your season carefully depending on location and remember to plan your itinerary. Consider your skill level and …
Planning a trip Down Under to see some top level tennis at the Australian Open? We wanted to share some useful Australian Open travel tips to think about before heading over. The Australian Open is the first of the four Grand Slam’s and it’s held in Melbourne Park, Australia, in January. This means the Australian summer and we can hopefully expect hot and sunny weather! Buying Tickets Tickets to the Australian Open can be purchased online at TicketMaster or through the Australian Open ticket office. remember that the ticket prices can change slightly the closer to the tournament we get. …
Europe offers a lot for us tennis nerds, overall it’s a very diverse range of destinations but they all combine natural beauty with exceptional tennis facilities. So which are the best tennis travel locations in Europe? Wether you prefer the sunny Mediterranean or the classic, picturesque countryside of Tuscany, there’s always a top tennis location near. Read more below to see our top 5 tennis locations around Europe. There are many locations to choose from, both for beginners and more experienced tennis players, however we have narrowed it down a bit to just five. These are the best five tennis …
Thailand has some of the world’s most picturesque tennis court locations for fusing exercise with spectacular natural beauty. Here are the most scenic tennis locations in Thailand. The Most Scenic Tennis Locations in Thailand Imagine participating in your favorite sport while admiring beautiful vegetation, overlooking tranquil beaches, or in breathtaking mountain ranges. In this post, we’ll look at some of Thailand’s most stunning tennis courts, which offer a top-notch playing experience and a visual feast. Thailand is well known for its varied landscapes, which range from crowded metropolises to peaceful beaches and imposing mountains. Visitors to this lovely nation can …
The most impressive tennis facility that I’ve ever been to is the Rafa Nadal Academy in Mallorca, Spain. It’s like Disneyland for tennis fans. I came to Mallorca to visit the beautiful Mallorca Country Club, but you can’t be a tennis nerd, go to Mallorca and NOT visit the Rafa Nadal Academy. So on short notice I got in touch with media director Antonio Arenas, drove across the island and got a tour of the spectacular academy. There is really no other word to describe it. The Rafa Nadal Academy has everything for a tennis fan. For the ambitious player, …
I get many emails and comments asking about recommended tennis vacations. This can mean just travelling to a beautiful tennis club or for the more ambitious players, to an academy. There are loads of tennis vacations on offer around the world and I will feature some interesting options on Tennisnerd. I personally love travelling in the name of tennis, wheather it’s going to an ATP Tournament, visiting some beautiful clubs and courts or spending time at a tennis academy. Here I am keen to hear from you. Do you have any experience from tennis vacations or tournaments you have visited? …
Tennis venues aren’t all the same. They offer different experiences for the eager spectators that swarm to them, and for the tennis players too. To understand which ones may be worth travelling to, here are some of the world’s best tennis venues. Court King Rainier III, Monte Carlo Monte Carlo has always been seen as an impressive place and it surely attracts the crowds to Court King Rainier III at the Monte Carlo Country Club. Its history goes back to 1893 as the first tennis club to open in Monaco. The club expands its seating during events to accommodate thousands …
I have just uploaded the highlights of the Malta Open final (see below) and thought I would write something about playing tennis in Malta. There are plenty of locations and clubs for playing tennis in Malta. Sadly, there are only two clay courts (Marsa Sports Club) and not any Plexipave courts (mainly cement). But they are usually relatively cheap to play on and the weather is very stable with more than 300 days of sunshine per year. Let’s look at the various places to play tennis in Malta. Tennis Courts in Malta The largest tennis club in Malta is Marsa …