The Paquito Navarro Academy has officially launched its first Latin American facility at Waikiki Beach & Padel Club in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. This state-of-the-art complex is set to become a premier destination for padel enthusiasts, offering top-tier coaching and world-class facilities.
The academy, named after Spanish padel star Francisco Jesús Navarro Compán, aims to develop the next generation of players through structured training programs and high-performance coaching. The facility boasts a stadium court with a seating capacity of over 1,000 spectators, exclusive locker rooms, and dedicated areas for food and entertainment.
Governor Rafael Lacava inaugurated the academy, highlighting its significance in promoting padel across Venezuela. The opening event featured a tournament with players from various cities, showcasing the club’s commitment to fostering competitive play.
With its cutting-edge infrastructure and expert coaching staff, the Paquito Navarro Academy at Waikiki Beach & Padel Club is expected to elevate the sport’s profile in the region, attracting both aspiring professionals and recreational players
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
