Padel Bay
Reliable whatever the weather
Phuket's only fully indoor padel club, and the one the island's year-round residents rely on. The crowd tends to be long-stay rather than passing through, which gives it a consistency and a real community feel.
Phuket's most premium club
Six indoor courts under full climate control, with excellent lighting and a premium fit-out throughout. Arnis Tihvinskis leads coaching across personal, split, and group formats. AC changing rooms, a lounge overlooking the courts, a café, and a pro shop on site.
Good coffee, daytime events, and time to use them
Good coffee and room to work or relax after play make it easy to stay on. Regular tournaments run through the year, with daytime events that suit the island's long-stay crowd: the golfer fitting in a padel session, the hotel guest with no desk to go back to.
Padel in Phuket
Phuket had the lifestyle sorted long before padel arrived — small, friendly clubs that feel like part of the island. Padel Bay sits in the heart of Bang Tao, surrounded by golf courses, luxury wellness spas, and some of the island's most prestigious hotels.
How to get there
45/7 Moo 6, Cherngtalay Sub-District, Sakhu, Thalang District, Phuket 83110, Thailand
Frequently asked questions
Does Padel Bay offer padel coaching?
Yes, through Arnis Tihvinskis and the coaching team, with personal, split and group formats. A first session doubles as a level assessment, since partners get matched by ability here. Personal lessons run from roughly 2,500 to 5,400 baht depending on coach and length, with discounted 4- and 8-session packages available.
How do I find people to play with at Padel Bay?
After your first session, you're placed in a level-specific WhatsApp group where members constantly organise games, so finding partners isn't left to chance. On top of that, weekly tournaments run most days, Americano and Mexicano formats, for 1,000 baht including a coach running the session.
Does Padel Bay run tournaments for beginners?
Nearly every day. Padel Bay runs a named tournament on its calendar, Americano or Mexicano depending on the day and level, for 1,000 baht including court and coach. It turns tournament play into a weekly habit rather than an occasional event, open to newcomers not long off their first lesson.