The Waikiki Beach & Padel Club in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, is the official location of the Paquito Navarro Academy’s first Latin American institution. With its top-notch coaching and first-rate amenities, this cutting-edge complex is poised to become a prominent destination for padel fans.
Through organized training regimens and top-notch coaching, the academy—named for Spanish padel legend Francisco Jesus Navarro Compan—aims to cultivate the next generation of athletes. The venue features a stadium court that can accommodate more than 1,000 spectators, private locker rooms, and spaces specifically designated for entertainment and food.
The academy was opened by Governor Rafael Lacava, who emphasized its importance in advancing padel throughout Venezuela. The club’s dedication to encouraging competitive play was demonstrated at the inaugural event, which included a tournament involving players from other places.
The Paquito Navarro Academy at Waikiki Beach & Padel Club is anticipated to raise the sport’s prominence in the area by drawing both aspiring professionals and amateur players with its state-of-the-art facilities and knowledgeable coaching team.
A treat for the eyes! A good example of a club that marks a before and after in the development of padel in a country. In this case in Venezuela 🇻🇪, a country where padel is in full growth. Enjoy it! #Padel #PadelInternational #PadelVenezuela pic.twitter.com/97GwrUVEEB
— Padel Lands (@PadelLands) June 6, 2025
