Italian & Tennis
Italian Courses
The Italian course offered is an “OMNILINGUA Standard Course”
Tennis lessons take place 5 times per week at the beautiful Tennis Academy of San Remo. A fun and friendly atmosphere established in 2008, it is a professional facility of 2,000 Square meters with 4 tennis courts. The Tennis Academy includes a pro shop with specialized clothing and equipment, dressing rooms and private parking.
The instructors are professionally certified and highly rated according the Italian Tennis Federation standards. Both instructors have played professionally, and achieved high professional rankings on the Italian national tennis circuit and also on the ATP World Tour.
The instructors have been handpicked by Tennis Academy of San Remo and offer the maximum customization for each student, including technical and tactical training and the proper physical preparation.
English is available for anyone who is not yet confident with Italian, upon request. The lessons are held in small groups of 1 to 3 players and the course is suitable for beginners as well as advanced tennis players.
The minimum age to participate in this course is 14 years old and the school recommends a minimum knowledge of the Italian language (A2).
Just like tennis, Padel in Sanremo is played outdoors all year round: the mild climate offers ideal conditions for enthusiasts of this sport. Thanks to the sunny weather of the Riviera dei Fiori, it’s possible to play padel in every season, surrounded by a natural and relaxing environment — perfect for combining sport, vacation, and language learning.
Padel is a fun and accessible discipline that blends technique, speed, and teamwork. It’s an excellent activity for socializing, improving coordination, and relieving stress. For those who wish to make their experience even more complete, the Omnilingua School in Sanremo offers Italian language courses that can be combined with padel lessons, according to each participant’s preferences and skill level.
Italian classes take place in the morning, in small groups with qualified teachers, while the afternoons are dedicated to sports practice. This approach helps students learn new vocabulary, improve communication skills, and experience the language outside the classroom — in a lively, authentic context. Studying Italian in Sanremo and playing padel is an ideal way to enjoy Italian culture with energy and passion.
