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Compare padel holidays, camps and retreats in Thailand to find a trip that suits your level, dates and travel style.
2 trips in Thailand
Padel holidayBeach holidayThailand · Koh Samui
7 nightsFlexible dates
Spend seven nights at Padel Samui, where blue courts sit among coconut palms with the island’s hills behind them.
ByPadel Samui
ByPadel Samui
FromUS$1,700per person
Padel holidayLuxuryThailand · Bangkok
3 nightsFlexible dates
Three nights in Bangkok combining coaching at Sterling Sport & Wellness with recovery and time to explore the city.
BySET Away
BySET Away
FromUS$750per person
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Thailand offers padel holidays that combine city life, island stays and time on court. Bangkok is a natural starting point, with a busy social scene and plenty to explore between games.
In the south, Koh Samui has an established padel community, while Phuket’s improving club scene is bringing more choice for visiting players. Smaller islands such as Koh Tao offer a more relaxed setting.
Padel is also spreading beyond the main holiday destinations, with places to play on Koh Chang and in Chiang Mai, where you can combine your sessions with mountain scenery and Thai culture.
Practical answers on booking, availability, playing levels and travelling to Thailand.
Bangkok and Koh Samui are our strongest picks. Bangkok suits players looking for social games alongside food, culture and nightlife. Koh Samui combines an established padel scene with an island holiday. Phuket is catching up, with a growing standard of clubs and coaching options.
Aim for your destination’s dry season for the widest choice of courts. Weather patterns vary across Thailand, particularly between Phuket and Koh Samui. You can still play during the rainy season, but outdoor sessions can be disrupted, so prioritise trips with covered or indoor courts.
Options range from coaching camps and social weekends to beach holidays, wellness retreats and bespoke trips with a few sessions built in. Thailand is particularly welcoming for beginners and recreational players. Advanced players should check the coaching standard and availability of suitable opponents before booking.
Yes. Many trips welcome beginners, with coaching to build confidence and introduce the basics. You can choose a dedicated beginner programme or include introductory sessions in a wider holiday. Check the listed level so you join a trip suited to your experience.
Yes. Group trips can be a good way to meet other players, while bespoke packages can arrange coaching and help you find suitable games. Tell the organiser you’re travelling alone so they can explain the playing arrangements, accommodation options and any extra details.
As a rough starting point, budget around US$200 per night for a package combining accommodation and padel. Prices vary with the destination, season, hotel, and amount of coaching. Luxury stays and more intensive programmes will cost more.
Each trip is different. Packages may include accommodation, coaching, court time and organised matches, with some adding meals, airport transfers, recovery sessions or excursions. Other listings cover the padel programme only. Check each trip’s included and not included sections before enquiring.
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