Spend seven nights at 5-star Aphrodite Hills Hotel, combining purposeful padel development with an all-inclusive stay in the hills above Cyprus's Mediterranean coast. Your Saturday-to-Saturday holiday is hosted throughout, so the court programme, organised meals and group activities are taken care of while you focus on playing and enjoying the resort.
The Louie Harris programme includes 22 hours across coaching, structured match play, four show-court masterclasses and the Active Away Cup. A consistent 1:4 coach-to-player ratio keeps every session involving, with a typical group of 12 players and all three outdoor padel courts allocated to Active Away.
Aphrodite Hills was the first resort in Cyprus to introduce padel. Its Racket Club was renovated in 2026, and the three courts now have new Mondo turf. Upgraded changing facilities, a dedicated Racket Club Shop and the courtside Healthy Bar create a comfortable base before and after your sessions.
Across the week, you will work on approaching the net, using the glass, attacking effectively, building a stronger partnership and making better decisions during the first three shots. Afternoon formats help you apply those themes with different partners before Friday's Active Away Cup gives the programme a friendly competitive finish. The coaches' exhibition and presentation follow as an additional end-of-week highlight.
Away from padel, the resort offers pools, the Retreat Spa, PGA National Cyprus golf and a self-contained Village Square. Your all-inclusive stay includes buffet dining at Eleonas and organised dinners at Fig & Olive, Pithari Tavern and Nusan. Active Away hosting, a participant WhatsApp group, concierge and after-sales support, and package travel protection are included.
Aphrodite Hills is not a beachfront hotel. The resort occupies an elevated position overlooking the Mediterranean, so a beach visit requires a separate journey from the hotel. Beach transport, admission and facilities are not included by Active Away unless your booking confirmation specifically states otherwise.
