7 Of The Prettiest Tennis Courts In The World
Tennis season has officially arrived in London, and all roads lead to Wimbledon this time of year – whether you’ve managed to get yourself a ticket for the Championships or you’re braving the queue this year. While we’ve all got tennis on our minds, we’ve rounded up a list of the prettiest tennis courts around the world where you can practice your serve while on holiday, all with a fabulous view.
Puente Romano Marbella, Spain
For tennis enthusiasts looking for the ultimate getaway, Puente Romano Marbella, is a gorgeous spot for a blend of sport, luxury and Mediterranean charm. Located on Marbella’s iconic Golden Mile, the resort is a legendary destination for tennis lovers of all ages and abilities. One of the best professional tennis clubs in southern Europe, the club has hosted some of the sport’s most illustrious figures, including Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic and Boris Becker. There are 10 meticulously maintained courts, 8 clay courts and 2 plexipave, as well as 4 padel courts. Beyond tennis, there’s also a state-of-the-art fitness centre, massage rooms, a sauna and even a Turkish bath.
website: www.puenteromano.com
Gleneagles, Scotland
Where better to play tennis in Scotland than amongst the stunning scenery of Perthshire? Tennis has been an integral part of The Gleneagles experience since 1924. Today, the magnificent resort offers 5 lush tennis courts to play on, and you can also book coaching sessions with some of the finest tennis coaches in Scotland. Whether you’re looking to play a friendly set or two with friends or you’re aiming for something a little more competitive, Gleneagles makes for a great holiday spot for tennis enthusiasts.
Tennis has been an integral part of The Gleneagles experience since 1924.
website: www.gleneagles.com
Monte-Carlo Country Club, Monaco
Few tennis venues can claim to offer such a stunning mix of sport and natural beauty as the Monte-Carlo Country Club. Perched dramatically on the cliffs of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, this legendary facility overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean sea is where players can find themselves competing in what might be tennis’s most spectacular amphitheatre. The 5,500-seat stadium creates an intimate yet electric atmosphere, and the courts are open for tennis camps, friendly matches, or serious coaching if you like.
website: www.mccc.mc
Suvretta House, Switzerland
Playing tennis against the backdrop of mountain peaks offers something most courts simply can’t match. At Suvretta House, you can look forward to playing on pristine clay courts that sit perfectly positioned to take advantage of the dramatic alpine scenery.
Playing tennis against the backdrop of mountain peaks offers something most courts simply can’t match.
There’s a ball machine that you can use to work on technique at your own pace, perfecting those backhands and forehands with the Alps as your backdrop. And for players looking to refine their game further, lessons with the resident coach combine expert instruction with an inspiring setting.
website: www.suvrettahouse.ch
Malcesine Tennis Club, Lake Garda, Italy
Nestled between the slopes of Mount Baldo and the eastern shore of Lake Garda, the tennis facilities in Malcesine offer an extraordinary playing experience. The hotel lies on the shores of Lake Garda at the foot of Monte Baldo, enclosed in a massive park, with 9 tennis courts, amid Italy’s dramatic alpine lake scenery. The facility caters to players of all levels, offering lessons and courses for adults and children, ensuring that tennis enthusiasts can improve their game while surrounded by some of Europe’s most inspiring natural beauty. The courts are meticulously maintained to provide optimal playing conditions, whether you’re engaging in serious competition or enjoying a leisurely hit with friends.
website: www.tennismalcesine.com
Soneva Fushi, Maldives
Soneva Fushi lies within the Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on one of the Maldives’ largest and most unspoiled islands. And while you might not come to the Maldives specifically to play tennis (water sports take precedence here, of course), if you love a game of tennis, this has to be one of the most beautiful courts to play at.
If you love a game of tennis this has to be on the most beautiful courts to play at.
website: www.soneva.com
Bawah Reserve, Indonesia
Tucked in Indonesia’s Anambas Archipelago, Bawah Reserve spreads across six private islands and sits at the heart of a 1,000-hectare marine conservation area. Expect plenty of outdoor adventures at this pristine spot, from scuba diving to hiking, but also don’t miss a game of lawn tennis at the courts, tucked in the midst of the jungle. Or you can even try your hand at a traditional, slow-paced game of croquet.
Website: www.bawahreserve.com
