How many padel venues are in Serbia?

TrustPadel lists 16 padel clubs in Serbia, together offering 50 courts, including New Slice, Centar Reket Sportova, Belgrade Squash Club, Beogradski Padel Klub, Football & Padel Club Coin, Loko Padel.

Where can I find padel courts in Serbia?

Padel venues in Serbia are spread across regions such as City of Belgrade, Vojvodina and cities including Belgrade, Novi Sad, Pančevo. Every listing includes court counts, facilities, opening times and booking links.

Is padel popular in Serbia?

Serbia has 16 listed clubs on TrustPadel and the sport is growing quickly. New venues are being added every week.

Padel Courts in Serbia

Serbia has 16 padel venues and 50 courts, placing it at the very beginning of its padel journey. While most neighbouring countries already have thriving padel scenes, Serbia is still in the exploratory phase, with no dedicated venues or organised leagues yet. This is about to change, as interest from tennis players and entrepreneurs is growing.

The country’s tennis heritage is strong, and many former tennis professionals have expressed curiosity about padel. With no indoor or outdoor courts in the country at the moment, the first movers will have the chance to shape the market. For now, the best way to experience padel is to travel to Croatia or Hungary, or to follow local social media groups for pop-up events.

Our guide to padel in Serbia is updated as soon as new venues open. You’ll find information on court locations, pricing, and coaching options. Check back often, or get in touch if you’re planning to open a padel centre here.

Frequently asked questions

How popular is padel in Serbia?TrustPadel

Padel is still very new in Serbia. As of now, there are only 16 registered venues and 50 courts in the entire country. For comparison, nearby countries like Croatia and Hungary have hundreds of courts. However, interest is growing, and the sport is starting to attract former tennis players and new enthusiasts.

Where can I start playing padel in Serbia?TrustPadel

Because there are only 16 venues and 50 courts at the moment, options are limited. Most beginners find it easier to join padel groups on social media or contact tennis clubs in Belgrade and Novi Sad, where temporary or pop-up courts sometimes appear. The best way to start is to travel to a neighbouring country with established padel clubs, or to book a court as soon as one opens near you.

Which cities are the biggest hubs for padel in Serbia?TrustPadel

Currently, Serbia has no major padel hubs. The few padel activities that do happen are spread across the country, with most interest concentrated in Belgrade, Novi Sad and Niš. There are no dedicated padel venues in any city yet, so the 16 venues and 50 courts are likely to appear first in these urban centres.

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

Serbia does not yet have a formal national padel federation. The sport is still in its early stages, and most organisation comes from informal groups or from the Tennis Federation of Serbia, which has not yet officially recognised padel. As the number of venues grows from the current 16 and court count of 50, a governing body is likely to form.

How do padel prices in Serbia compare with neighbouring countries?TrustPadel

With only 16 venues and 50 courts in Serbia, there is no established local price structure. In neighbouring Croatia and Hungary, a court rental typically costs between €15 and €25 per hour. When clubs open in Serbia, prices will probably start at a similar level, but could be lower initially to attract players, or higher if courts are scarce.

Are padel courts in Serbia indoor or outdoor?TrustPadel

As of now, Serbian padel courts are virtually non-existent, with only 50 courts across 16 venues. For the few courts that do appear, the country’s continental climate means indoor courts will likely dominate, especially from October to April. Outdoor courts, when built, will be popular during the warm summer months.