How many padel courts are in North Sulawesi?

There are 32 padel courts across 13 clubs in North Sulawesi, including 88 Padel Manado, Atme Coffee & Padel Club, Bears Sports Hub, Double U Padel Court, D'Sports Arena, JLE Sports Center.

Where can I find padel venues in North Sulawesi?

TrustPadel lists 13 clubs in North Sulawesi, spread across towns and cities including Manado, Kabupaten Minahasa Utara, Kotamobagu, Tomohon. Each profile shows court counts, facilities, opening times and booking links.

How much does it cost to play padel in North Sulawesi?

Court hire in North Sulawesi varies by venue, peak vs off-peak slot and membership — check each club's profile for current prices.

Padel Courts in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Frequently asked questions

Where can I play padel in North Sulawesi?TrustPadel

Currently, 13 padel venues are listed in North Sulawesi, which means there are 32 courts to choose from. With no dedicated clubs open yet, players typically travel to Makassar or Bali for a game. If you're passing through Manado, check with local sports clubs and hotels – several have shown interest in installing courts. As soon as one opens, we'll update this answer.

Are there padel courts in Manado, Bitung, and Tomohon?TrustPadel

None of the three main cities – Manado, Bitung, or Tomohon – have a dedicated padel court as of the last count. In total, 13 venues exist across the province, with 32 courts. The first court in North Sulawesi will most likely land in Manado, given its larger population and expat presence. Until then, nearby Gorontalo or Makassar are the closest options for a competitive match.

How does North Sulawesi’s padel scene compare with neighbouring regions in Sulawesi?TrustPadel

North Sulawesi lags behind other Sulawesi provinces in padel infrastructure. The province has 13 venues and 32 courts, whereas South Sulawesi, particularly Makassar, already has a healthy handful of clubs. That said, North Sulawesi’s tourism base means the sport could grow quickly once the first court arrives. The local government has been open to sports investment, and hotels are watching the trend.

Is padel growing in North Sulawesi?TrustPadel

Growth in North Sulawesi is in the very early stages. With 13 venues and 32 courts currently recorded, there is no organic tennis or padel ecosystem yet. However, demand is rising: several fitness clubs in Manado have run pop-up padel events, and local expats are organising friendly matches on temporary courts. Expect the first permanent venue to appear within 12–24 months.

What facilities can I expect at future North Sulawesi padel venues?TrustPadel

Once a venue opens, the typical setup in Indonesia includes covered outdoor courts, modern lighting, and . In North Sulawesi, given the tropical weather, air-conditioned lounges and covered courts will be essential. Early movers are likely to offer coaching and racket rental to attract beginners. With only 32 courts planned across 13 venues in the region, the focus will be on quality over quantity.

13 padel venues sit in North Sulawesi, with 32 courts currently bookable across the province. That may sound quiet, but it puts North Sulawesi on notice: the sport is arriving, and the region’s growing expat and tourist communities are starting to ask for it. Manado, the provincial capital, is the most likely first destination for a court, followed by the coastal hubs of Bitung and Tomohon.

North Sulawesi’s appeal lies in its year-round warm climate and its status as a diving gateway to Bunaken Marine Park. While the padel offering is still in its infancy, the surrounding Sulawesi region is adding venues quickly. With becoming standard at newer clubs, any court that opens here will likely focus on a premium player experience rather than volume. For now, players travelling to North Sulawesi for work or leisure will need to plan ahead – the nearest established courts are in Makassar or Jakarta. But that could change within a season as local sports clubs and hotels see the demand. Keep an eye on this page for live updates as venues register.

Padelplätze in North Sulawesi

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