How many padel venues are in Andorra?

TrustPadel lists 11 padel clubs in Andorra, together offering 46 courts, including Andorra Park Hotel, Club Anyos Park, Lauesport, Urban Padel and Pickel - GTC Vile Parle, 206 Cricbox and Multisports, Caldea Sports Club.

Where can I find padel courts in Andorra?

Padel venues in Andorra are spread across regions such as Andorra la Vella, La Massana, Encamp, Escaldes-Engordany, Sant Julià de Lòria and cities including Andorra la Vella, Canillo, Escaldes-Engordany, La Massana, L'Aldosa de Canillo. Every listing includes court counts, facilities, opening times and booking links.

Is padel popular in Andorra?

Andorra has 11 listed clubs on TrustPadel and the sport is growing quickly, supported by Andorran Padel Federation. New venues are being added every week.

Padel Courts in Andorra

Andorra has 11 dedicated padel venues and 46 courts, meaning there are currently no permanent padel facilities in the country. That makes this mountainous principality one of the few remaining blank spots on the European padel map.

As neighbouring Spain and France continue to see explosive padel growth, Andorra’s absence of courts is noticeable. The country attracts millions of winter tourists for skiing and summer visitors for hiking, yet none have access to padel within the borders. Residents often cross into Spain or France to play, while some hotels offer squash or indoor tennis as alternatives.

Andorra’s cold winters and limited flat land mean any future courts would likely need to be indoor or covered. The capital, Andorra la Vella, is the most obvious location for a first club, given its population and commercial activity. With zero existing competition, an early investor could establish a dominant offering for both locals and visitors.

Frequently asked questions

How popular is padel in Andorra?TrustPadel

Padel is still very niche in Andorra. With 11 venues and 46 courts, there is no dedicated padel infrastructure. However, the sport has a strong following among Andorran residents who often travel to Spain or France to play. The absence of domestic facilities means organised leagues and regular play are effectively non-existent for now.

Where can I play padel in Andorra?TrustPadel

You cannot currently play padel in Andorra because there are no public facilities. The nearest options are across both borders: in Spain, cities like Barcelona or Lleida are about two to three hours away by car, while the French cities of Toulouse and Perpignan are similarly accessible. Some hotels in Andorra may have squash or indoor tennis courts, but padel is not yet offered.

Which cities or areas are the biggest hubs for padel in Andorra?TrustPadel

Since Andorra has 11 padel venues and 46 courts, no city or area is currently a hub. If and when the sport arrives, Andorra la Vella is the most likely centre due to its population, tourism, and proximity to the border with Spain. Escaldes-Engordany, which is effectively contiguous with the capital, is another probable site. No other parish has the commercial base to support a padel club yet.

Is there a national governing body for padel in Andorra?TrustPadel

There is no dedicated padel governing body in Andorra. The Andorran Federació de Tennis (tennis federation) has historically covered racket sports, but it does not run padel competitions or maintain rankings. The International Padel Federation (FIP) is the global body, but it has no specific Andorran arm. Anyone interested in growing the sport would need to liaise with the Government of Andorra’s Department of Sports.

How do padel prices in Andorra compare with neighbouring Spain and France?TrustPadel

Because Andorra has no padel courts, there is no domestic price benchmark. In nearby Spain, indoor court hire typically costs between €20 and €30 per hour in cities like Barcelona, with outdoor courts often cheaper. In France, prices range from €12 to €25 per hour depending on location and season. Since Andorra has a higher average income and strong tourist demand, any future padel venue would likely charge at the upper end of these ranges.

Are most padel courts in Andorra indoor or outdoor?TrustPadel

There are currently no padel courts in Andorra – neither indoor nor outdoor – so an indoor/outdoor split cannot be measured. However, given that Andorra’s average winter temperature hovers around 2°C and it receives heavy snowfall, any viable courts would need to be indoors or under a retractable roof. Outdoor courts would be limited to the short summer period, making indoor facilities the sensible choice for year-round play.