Sport Things To Do in Peguera — 3 of Our Favourites

Discover Mallorca from a new perspective as you climb above the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean on this coastal via ferrata tour. With expert guides ensuring your safety every step of the way, you'll follow a circular route across limestone cliffs, reaching up to forty-five metres above sea level. This two-hour adventure combines the excitement of climbing with unforgettable views of the Mallorcan coastline, making it perfect for anyone seeking a mix of challenge and natural beauty.

The route is rated moderate (level K2), making it suitable for most active adults and adventurous families with children aged seven and up. You'll scale roughly two hundred and fifty metres in total, progressing across stunning cliff faces before looping back to the starting point. Along the way, you’ll enjoy spectacular scenery, expert guidance, and a safe, memorable way to explore one of the island’s most magical corners. Ideal for small groups, this experience blends adrenaline, nature and coastal charm into one exhilarating outing.

It boasts 15 championship clay courts where you will be based for the 15-hour intensive tennis programme.

There is a choice of accommodation types available within walking distance from the club, from self-catered to luxury 4-star hotel where you could relax in the pool or even taken yourselves off to the beautiful beaches in Peguera to relax. An example of one of the 3-star hotels you could be staying in is the Hotel Valentin Reina in Peguera.

The programme is led by former Davis Cup player and top international coach Ali Yenilmez. He has 30 years of experience coaching adults and children of all levels.

A dedicated coach with excellent communication skills, he heads a team of internationally certified coaches who share his commitment to improving and inspiring every pupil in a fun-loving atmosphere.

Suitable for groups, individuals, couples and families it's the perfect place to brush up your skills.

Reviews from the Press:

The Independent - The 50 best ways to improve yourself - "this is a fun activity holiday," says Olivia MacLeod, a veteran of Jonathan Markson tennis camps in both Oxford and the Algarve. In a group of six, she enjoyed mornings of tuition from excellent coaches and endured revealing video analysis of her game. She left fitter and infinitely more proficient.

Daily Telegraph - "I came away with a reconstructed serve that has come along no end. The coaching was deceptively easy-going and the drills were enormous fun. Everyone on the course felt they had progressed". - Veronica Lee

Financial Times - "It was clear that, while the coaching was seriously intensive on this course, the social side counted for almost as much. In no time at all the social bonding was becoming firmly fixed. Did our tennis benefit from the course?Ccertainly". - Bill Glenton

The Sunday Times - "Physically the camp is demanding but not exhausting. I did learn a lot. I had a great deal of fun". - Godfrey Hodgson

The European - "By the end of the week I was still cursing loose forehands, double faults and fluffed volleys but I had improved almost every aspect of my game – and my confidence". - Andrew Warshaw

Tennis Academy Mallorca was founded in 1999 and is headed by the former Davis Cup player, Ali Yenilmez. Dedicated pro team comprises truly experienced international certified coaches who ensure that, whatever your standard of play, appropriate coaching is provided. The multilingual team guarantees the highest quality coaching in English, German and Spanish all year-round.