Solo travellers welcome · you'll fit right in

Tennis Holidays for Singles & Solo Travellers

Thinking of coming on your own? So do most of our guests. Our trips are built around small groups, shared dinners and doubles — so travelling solo means arriving alone and leaving with friends, not sitting on the sidelines.

Why solo travellers love our trips

Most guests come alone

You won't be the odd one out — travelling solo is the norm on our trips, not the exception.

Your own room

No awkward room-sharing. You get your own space, with a single-room option on most trips.

Built-in company

Coaching in small groups, doubles by ability and group dinners mean you know people by the end of day one.

No single-supplement surprises

We're upfront about pricing — ask us and we'll talk you through exactly what your trip costs.

How it feels

From nervous to at-home, in a day

  1. 1

    Day 1 — You arrive

    A transfer to the hotel and a welcome dinner — where you realise half the room came on their own too, and the nerves lift.

  2. 2

    Day 2 — First morning on court

    Grouped by ability from the start. By lunch you've got a doubles four and a handful of names.

  3. 3

    Day 3 — Finding your people

    Clinics, match play and a free afternoon — many head into town together; dinner with a group that already feels like friends.

  4. 4

    Day 4 — Genuinely part of it

    A friendly in-house tournament and a farewell dinner — swapping numbers and already planning the next trip.

No small print

The solo-traveller worries, handled

  • Your own room, no forced sharing
  • Most of the group travels solo too
  • A friendly welcome from the moment you land
  • Doubles and coaching grouped by standard
  • Organised dinners so you never eat alone
  • A coach and host who know everyone's name
  • Part of a large, friendly community of players
  • Our flight search to find your flights

Good to know

Solo travellers — your questions

Will I really fit in coming alone?

Yes — most of our guests do exactly that. Small groups, shared dinners and ability-based doubles mean you'll know people by the end of day one.

Do I have to share a room?

No. You get your own room — there's no forced sharing. We don't pair up solo guests, so if you'd like to share with a friend, just book together and choose a room for two.

I'm nervous about my standard.

Don't be — everyone's grouped by ability, so you'll always play with people at your level. If you're unsure, just ask us.

Do I have to join in with everything?

Not at all. Join as much or as little as you like — plenty of guests take a quiet afternoon and rejoin for dinner.

Can I talk to someone before I book?

Of course — get in touch and we'll happily answer anything before you decide.

Is my money protected?

Yes — trips are financially protected.* You're booking with a specialist who's run these holidays since 1997.

Come on your own, leave with friends

Small groups, proper coaching and a genuinely friendly crowd. Have a look at the dates, or just say hello.

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