Beach Tennis

Tennis de playa, also known as beach tennis, is a recreational and competitive sport that combines the excitement of tennis with the freedom and relaxation of playing on the beach. Played on a sandy surface, this sport requires players to adapt to the unique conditions of the beach, including the soft terrain and unpredictable weather. The game is typically played with a lower-bouncing ball and a longer racket, which allows players to hit the ball with more power and control. The objective of tennis de playa is to hit the ball over the net and into the opponent's court, scoring points and winning games just like traditional tennis. However, the beach environment adds an extra layer of challenge and excitement, as players must contend with the wind, sun, and sand, which can affect the ball's trajectory and bounce. Despite these challenges, tennis de playa has become a popular sport around the world, attracting players of all ages and skill levels who enjoy the unique combination of physical activity, social interaction, and beachside fun.