Madrid is Spain’s capital;  a beautiful historic city with diverse architecture and surrounded by monuments, squares,  parks and world-renowned museums. With a population of close to 7 million,  Madrid is the third-largest city in the European Union; it also hosts the official residence of the Spanish Monarch, the World Tourism Organisation and several major international institutions.

In tennis, Madrid sets an example in the quantity of elite clubs and the diverse schedule of tournaments for all ages, including ITF Senior Circuit tournaments.

In May, Madrid hosts the fourth ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament and the Madrid Open, which brings together the best Men’s and Women’s professionals of the ATP circuit.

Alicante is the second-largest city in the autonomous community of Valencia, with beaches on the Mediterranean seaside from north to south; it is a great tourist and sporting destination. This city has a Mediterranean climate with average temperatures between 14°C in winter and 30°C in summer, and an average of 30 days of rain per year, which makes Alicante a very interesting destination to practice tennis.

Alicante offers all sorts of tourist services; beautiful beaches, outings, a sporting port, trains and transport services, shopping & leisure centres. It also has excellent terrestrial and flight connections to the major European cities and capitals.

In Alicante, Spain Tennis Travel schedules several summer camps and training weeks using numerous tennis clubs where top 100 ATP players are training. The level of tennis in the city is amongst the highest in the province and the country, having had two top 10 ATP players (Juan Carlos Ferrero & David Ferrer) and several European Juniors Champions. Additionally, if you intend to train and compete in the highest level, the Alicante province hosts numerous high-demand tournaments.

Benidorm is, without a doubt, one of the best destinations for a tennis camp, a family vacation, or a training season.  The city located along the Mediterranean seaside has excellent white-sand beaches, skyscrapers, 3 to 5-star hotels, stores, a wide-range of restaurants, all surrounded by a privileged natural setting. This makes the perfect balance of an intense tennis program, leisure, and fun.

Spain Tennis Travel recommends this destination for groups of junior players that are looking for an unforgettable Spanish experience. In Benidorm, players can add to their training, numerous recreational activities such as: amusement parks, water parks, water activities, mountain trips, and countless beach games.

Players can train in any type of court surface in Benidorm’s numerous tennis clubs and compete within a 40Km radius in high level federated tournaments.

Majorca is one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean. It receives about 12 million tourists per year and this is why we have included as a main destination in  Spain Tennis Travel.  It also has great leisure centres, good infrastructure, a maritime port, and a modern airport with connections to the main Spanish and European cities, primarily United Kingdom and Germany.

Even though Majorca is an island dedicated to the tourism sector, it has a surprisingly high level of players, tennis clubs and academies. This includes two former ATP World Tour #1 players; Carlos Moya and Rafael Nadal who were both born and trained in Majorca.