Cancún, Q. Roo · free for players
Tennis in Cancún
Find an opponent at your level, singles or doubles.
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In and around Cancún · 2 clubs · 6 tennis courts · 2 cities
Tennis in Cancún lives mostly inside hotels, academies and multi-sport clubs. That makes the hard part not the court, but finding someone to play with if you aren't a member somewhere.
Here you say when you're free and what level you play, and we find you an opponent. Singles or doubles, midweek or early on a Sunday.
Where to play tennis in and around Cancún
Centro de tenis y pádel dentro del Grand Palladium / TRS Coral, con programas para niños y adultos basados en la metodología de la Rafa Nadal Academy: clases individuales, entrenamientos grupales, programas intensivos y torneos sociales.
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Tennis in other cities
MeetAndPlay starts in Cancún, but we have already gone through other cities club by club. Here is the tennis picture wherever we found enough to tell it.
Cities in Mexico with tennis courts
Ranked by places with courts in the directory.
Courts by state
- Tennis in Ciudad de México
- Tennis in Jalisco
- Tennis in Estado de México
- Tennis in Quintana Roo
- Tennis in Baja California
- Tennis in Chihuahua
- Tennis in Yucatán
- Tennis in Veracruz
- Tennis in Baja California Sur
- Tennis in Guanajuato
- Tennis in Nuevo León
- Tennis in Querétaro
- Tennis in Sonora
- Tennis in Michoacán
- Tennis in Puebla
- Tennis in Colima
- Tennis in Hidalgo
- Tennis in Coahuila
- Tennis in Guerrero
- Tennis in Sinaloa
- Tennis in Chiapas
- Tennis in Nayarit
- Tennis in San Luis Potosí
- Tennis in Morelos
- Tennis in Aguascalientes
- Tennis in Oaxaca
- Tennis in Tamaulipas
- Tennis in Tlaxcala
- Tennis in Tabasco
- Tennis in Durango
- Tennis in Campeche
- Tennis in Zacatecas
Guides to tennis
Rules, technique and tips to play better, written by the MeetAndPlay team.
How tennis is scored (15, 30, 40, deuce and advantage), sets, tie-breaks, the serve and the basic rules you need to play your first match.
5 min read
It is never too late to learn tennis. Lessons, racquet, court shoes, first goals and how to avoid injury if you start as an adult in Mexico.
6 min read
Padel, pickleball and tennis compared: court, serve, scoring, physical effort, learning curve and cost, so you can choose which to play first.
6 min read
How the 0 to 7 level scale works in padel, tennis and pickleball, what each band means and how your level is calculated and updated.
6 min read
What a reta (a Mexican pick-up game) means in padel, tennis and pickleball, how 'winner stays on' works and how to find one at your level.
5 min read
What if I'm just starting out?
You come in on a provisional level and it settles over your first few matches. You can filter matches by level so you don't end up in one that's over your head — or under it.


