Pablo Ayma Padel Camp in Tunisia: premium training
Six months after launching Oasis Padel, the premium padel travel company is taking its next step: from 8 to 12 October 2026, the Pablo Ayma Padel Camp will be held in Tunisia. Pablo Ayma, head coach of the French national team and founder of the Pablo Ayma Academy, will guide participants through a camp designed to combine sport, travel and community. For Oasis Padel, this partnership is a clear signal that the Tunisian coast can become a new destination for demanding padel fans.
The format targets players who want to improve their technique while treating a padel holiday as a complete experience. Those who register gain access to a structured training programme, professional support and a travel framework that deliberately links relaxation with sporting intensity.
A shared vision for padel development in Tunisia
Choosing Pablo Ayma was no coincidence. In an earlier interview with Padel Magazine, the French national coach had already explained that Tunisia has all the ingredients to become a major padel destination: year-round playable weather, growing infrastructure and proximity to Europe. That assessment immediately resonated with the founders of Oasis Padel.
Jordan Douhet, co-founder of the company, describes the reaction this way: when they read Ayma's analysis, he put into words what they had already felt. They were convinced of the destination's potential, but confirmation from an international reference strengthened their project. From this shared perspective, the Pablo Ayma Padel Camp was born.
In France, Ayma stands for a modern training culture and brings experience from working with national players. That expertise is meant to benefit participants directly on court in Sousse.
A holiday among like-minded padel fans
The idea for Oasis Padel grew out of a friends' holiday in Greece. The two founders noticed that the best memories were not limited to matches. Mornings were for padel, lunch was shared, afternoons were spent at the beach or pool, and everyone met again in the evening. It quickly became clear that the trip mattered just as much as the sport.
That philosophy now shapes every Oasis Padel camp. The goal is not only technical progress, but a break that brings together padel, relaxation, discovery and new connections. Participants should leave with a complete experience, not just better shots.
This approach sets Oasis Padel apart from classic training camps that focus solely on hours on court. Shared evenings, post-match conversations and the impression of the region matter here as well.
Why Tunisia as a padel destination?
For Oasis Padel, Tunisia ticks many boxes of a strong travel destination. The climate allows play almost all year round, the hotel offer is well developed, travel from France remains straightforward, and padel infrastructure is expanding quickly. In Sousse, where the stay takes place, there are already eight padel complexes.
Jordan Douhet stresses that they do not simply want to offer an alternative to Spain, but to build a padel destination in its own right. Tunisia should appeal to players who want to combine on-court quality with a relaxed holiday setting. The mix of coastal location, easy access and a growing club scene makes the region especially attractive.
More than ten hours of training with Pablo Ayma
The first Pablo Ayma Padel Camp from 8 to 12 October 2026 stays true to the Oasis Padel concept and targets players seeking intensive coaching in a premium setting. Participants will benefit in particular from the following services:
- more than ten hours of training with Pablo Ayma
- accommodation in a four- or five-star hotel
- all-inclusive catering
- flights and transfers included
- NOX welcome pack
- support from a physiotherapist
- guidance from the Oasis Padel team throughout the stay
Between training sessions, there is time for the beach, the pool, wellness areas or exploring the region. The stay is also open to companions, whether or not they play padel. Some participants travel mainly to improve, others mainly to discover – many want both.
Medical support from a physiotherapist underlines the camp's professional ambition. Players should be able to work intensively without losing sight of the physical side of the game.
International ambitions beyond 2026
The collaboration with Pablo Ayma marks an important milestone for Oasis Padel, but is intended to be only the beginning. The company is already working on new projects for 2027 and aims to become a fixed name in premium padel travel. The quality of the overall experience remains the top priority, not the sheer number of offers.
Beyond hours on court, Oasis Padel also values exchanges among fans, local discoveries, shared meals and relaxed moments after matches. Padel brings people together – and every camp is meant to convey that mix of performance and holiday feeling.
Tunisia is not seen as a one-off project, but as part of a broader strategy. Oasis Padel wants to offer travel in manageable groups where personal support and high-quality organisation remain visible.
How to join the Pablo Ayma Padel Camp
Registrations are already open. Interested players can contact Oasis Padel via its website, social networks or by phone. The team advises each participant individually and builds a stay focused on on-court progress, discovering Tunisia, or a combination of both.
With the Pablo Ayma Padel Camp in Sousse, Oasis Padel underlines its goal of making Tunisia a fixed address for premium padel – and shows how sporting ambition and holiday enjoyment can come together in a well-designed camp format.
