Pickleball Retreat FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone who loves to play and travel — whether you're coming solo, as a couple, or with friends. Our groups are small and sociable, so you'll always feel part of things.
Not at all. Our coaching runs from complete beginner to competitive player, and with a 1:6 coach-to-player ratio you're always working at the right level for you.
Beginner: New to the game, still learning the rules and basic shots.

Improver: Comfortable in rallies and building consistency.

Intermediate: Solid on dinks, serves and returns, starting to use strategy.

Advanced: Confident competitive play and shot selection.

Across the retreat you'll be matched against a mix of players, and you can always ask your host to move you if a group feels too easy or too tough.
Groups are kept to 12–15 players, with a maximum of one coach to every six players.
Yes — many of our guests do. Small groups, shared meals and plenty of social time make it easy to arrive solo and leave with friends.
Send us an enquiry through the form and we'll confirm availability and the next steps. A deposit secures your place, with the balance due 40 days before travel.
Our full cancellation terms are set out in our Terms & Conditions.

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Entry requirements vary by nationality and can change, so please check the latest visa guidelines relevant for your country before you travel. You'll typically need a passport valid for at least six months and a return ticket. We'll also confirm the current requirements with you ahead of the trip.
Your paddle (rentals may be available), non marking court shoes, breathable sportswear, a hat, sunscreen and a water bottle, plus swimwear and something nice for the farewell dinner.
Please note any allergies, dietary requirements or special requests on the booking form so we can plan

around them — this matters especially for the curated meals.
Yes — we set up a group chat closer to departure so you can get to know your fellow players and stay updated.

A morning coaching session, a free afternoon to relax (spa, pool, beach), and an evening session — with the tournament and the farewell celebration built into the final day.
Of course. This is your holiday — there's no obligation to attend every session, so rest whenever you need to and just give your host a heads-up so they can plan the day around it.
A friendly tournament alongside the local pickleball community — a great way to test your game and connect with players beyond the group.