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Playing tennis
Playing tennis
Sorry if this has been asked before but,is there anywhere in Carvoeiro where
it is possible to just turn up, pay for a court and play tennis?
Does the tennis club admit non-members?
Thank you.
Janet O
it is possible to just turn up, pay for a court and play tennis?
Does the tennis club admit non-members?
Thank you.
Janet O
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kennycapes
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Re: Playing tennis
last year i played a lot at the tennis club the other side on Monte CVO. They also have social late afternoon sessions a couple of times a week.
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laserblazer
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Re: Playing tennis
Pretty sure the tennis club can fix you up. They have courts at Quinta do Paraiso but they may just be for guests, although I don't think they would turn people away if the courts are free. You can emial them Secretaria -[quinta@quinta-do-paraiso.pt]
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Re: Playing tennis
Carvoeiro club de Tenis
Although they have plenty of courts and welcome visitors to both play and mix in, its worth phoning to book a court in case there are special events or its heavily booked.
Although they have plenty of courts and welcome visitors to both play and mix in, its worth phoning to book a court in case there are special events or its heavily booked.
Re: Playing tennis
To echo e-richard, you can book a court and rent out rackets and balls if needed at the Carvoeiro tennis club. It's been quiet recently so should not be a problem to just turn up, but you could ring them just in case. Very helpful staff and good facilities.
Re: Playing tennis
Many thanks for all your responses, problem solved
Janet O
Janet O
