Tennis Travel & Lifestyle

Chase winter sun the smart way. This climate-first guide explains Tenerife’s north–south microclimates, wind and elevation, the most reliable months, and how to mix Australian Open style hard courts at T3 with red clay at Chayofa.

Plan a spring or autumn training block on Croatia’s island of Lošinj. Sea-moderated temperatures and steady winds keep clay playable. Learn the best months, Rijeka and Pula ferry routes, sample week plans, and the Ljubicic Academy approach.

Use the Philippines’ November to April dry season to stack reliable court hours, English-speaking coaching, and results-driven competition. Base your weekdays at Philippine Tennis Academy in Manila, then add Cebu and Clark weekend match play.

From Jamor to Estoril, Lisbon’s coast blends mild Atlantic weather, dense clay and hard-court options, easy United States and European flights, and value pricing. Use this map-led guide to plan fall and spring training.

Map a calm, structured March to May clay block across All In Academy’s Villeneuve‑Loubet and Décines campuses. Learn why the region’s spring suits pre‑season work, how to split time, and how to plan travel, lodging, and family add‑ons.

Use Naples as your November through April tennis base. Learn why the dry season wins, how to choose Har-Tru or hard courts, how Gomez’s 4 to 1 coaching and optional boarding work, how to stack UTR and USTA matches, and how to budget and plan.

Atlanta is hiding in plain sight as a practical year-round tennis base. Mild winters, an unmatched web of public and private courts, and a full UTR and USTA calendar let families train, compete, and save compared with Florida.

Plan a reliable winter-sun tennis block in the UAE from December to March. Compare Dubai and Abu Dhabi microclimates, court access, surfaces, club types, and peak-week costs. Includes visas, flights, and a ready-to-use training plan.

This winter, build a dependable base in Europe’s most reliable indoor corridor. Vilnius SEB Arena and Kozerki near Warsaw offer climate certainty, fair costs, abundant court time, and a smart path for juniors and adults.

Make Austin’s Hill Country your October to April tennis base. Train at Legend Tennis Academy’s new covered, lighted courts, plug into a clear junior pathway, access UTR and USTA events, and live lakeside around Lake Travis.

Train all winter on reliable courts and warm microclimates in south Tenerife. This climate-smart guide compares zones, blends hard court and clay sessions, maps flight access, outlines booking and camp options, gives budgets, and adds family-friendly recovery.

Plan a family tennis season that actually works. Orlando pairs a dry, mild November to April window with dense United States Tennis Association and Universal Tennis Rating events, easy flights, and resort downtime for all ages.

Build a winter tennis block around Southeast Asia’s dry-season windows. This climate-first guide shows when to go, where to find covered courts, how to tie in UTR and ITF events, what it costs, and the gear tweaks heat demands.

Plan your 2025–26 winter and spring tennis block in the Coachella Valley. Learn why November to April brings near-guaranteed court time, how to mix public complexes with resort clinics, and how to pair training with the BNP Paribas Open.

Plan a family-friendly tennis escape on Portugal’s coast. Train on red clay at Clube de Ténis do Estoril, ride the seaside train from Lisbon, and use our month-by-month calendar, price bands, and training plans to maximize your trip.

Turn business trips and family vacations into productive training blocks. Map a climate-smart route across the Life Time Tennis Academy network to keep coaching, match play, and amenities consistent every month of the year.