Tuscan Tennis Holidays

Tennis & Padel Holiday – Trapani, Sicily
12–19 September & 19–26 September

Adults Only – Maximum 16 players per week

£595 per person (excluding flights and accommodation)

Simply get yourself to Trapani, Sicily, and we'll do the rest! We can help you find accommodation to suit your budget, arrange airport transfers, and ensure you enjoy a fantastic week both on and off the court.

Your week includes:
20+ hours of organised tennis & padel
Professional coaching and game-based sessions
Tennis doubles clinic
Social tennis and fun padel sessions (beginners welcome)
Tennis & padel tournament with prizes
Welcome drink on Saturday evening
Daily morning transfers to the tennis club
Free use of padel rackets
On the Wednesday a day trip to the beautiful island of Favignana which includes boat trip, bike hire and a guided tour
Ian & Laura's support throughout the week

Away from the courts, you'll have time to discover the beautiful historic town of Trapani, enjoy the local restaurants and seafront, and spend a relaxing day exploring the stunning island of Favignana, including ferry tickets and bike hire.

A group dinner is arranged on Monday evening, with a final awards dinner on Friday to celebrate the week together (meals not included).

Whether you're travelling on your own, with friends, or with a non-playing partner, this holiday offers the perfect combination of tennis, padel, sightseeing and Italian hospitality.

If your partner or friend would prefer a relaxing holiday without the sport but would like to join in the social activities and excursion, they're very welcome.

For more information or to reserve your place, please contact [email protected]

So much more than just a tennis holiday........

Tuscan Tennis Holidays pairs high-quality tennis coaching with immersive Italian experiences - charming locations, beautiful countryside or iconic cities, and a dose of local culture and hospitality.

Besides tennis, you get the chance to explore real Italy: historic towns, art, local food, wine, sightseeing — not just courts and rallies.

It offers flexibility: you can join “special-hosted” weeks or opt for tailor-made holidays in a variety of locations.

Some spectacular views from the beautiful hilltop medieval town of Erice, perched high above Trapani on Sicily's west coast, looking out towards the stunning Egadi Islands.
Erice can be reached either by a scenic cable car ride from Trapani or by driving the winding mountain road. Sitting at almost 2,500 ft (750 m) above sea level, the town is often wrapped in mist and low cloud, creating a wonderfully mystical atmosphere as its cobbled streets, ancient churches and stone buildings emerge through the fog.
A truly magical place and one of Sicily's must-visit destinations.

Good morning from paradise! ☀️🎾
Courts are ready, the sun is shining, and it's time to start another day of tennis. Whether you're perfecting your serve, enjoying friendly matches, or simply soaking up the holiday atmosphere, enjoy the time on court.
Let's make every point count. 💪🎾

Would tennis be more fun to watch and play if players used a smaller headed racket?
Read more here -
https://www.tuscantennis.com/blog

The best way to start the day in Italy is with a perfectly made cappuccino, sipped slowly as the morning starts, then go play some tennis....

The filming locations for Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" include: Cala Rossa and Cala Azzurra, on the island of Favignana, off the coast of Trapani!
We take a boat trip to the island and cycle to these bays during our tennis and padel weeks in September!

A Tuscan Tennis Holiday is about so much more than tennis. From the very first day, you'll share laughs on court, meals around the table, and unforgettable experiences that often lead to lifelong friendships. The camaraderie is one of the things our guests cherish most—and many return year after year to reunite with friends they first met on holiday.

Buongiorno from Trapani 🇮🇹
A postcard-perfect morning on Sicily's stunning west coast.
The perfect location for a tennis and padel holiday.....

As we visit island of Favignana as part of our tennis & padel weeks in Trapani, here is an article from Italy Magazine

Diving Into the Depths of Sicily’s Egadi Islands

Favignana: the butterfly island
After first popping into the port-side bar for a caffè al pistachio, the island’s signature breakfast beverage, get a bike and start your journey from town. Go clockwise to visit the strikingly blue Cala Rossa and the quarry-carved cove Bue Marino, a site that was once used to offload the island’s tufa stone. You will see quarries like these all over the eastern side of the island, but only one has been transformed into a walkable botanical garden: Il Giardino dell’Impossible (The Garden of the Impossible). If you prefer sandy beaches, keep riding until you reach the small shore of Cala Azzurra or the longer restaurant-lined stretch of Lido Burrone.
📸View of Favignana / Photo: Stefano Tammaro via Shutterstock