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Padel in Montenegro

Padel courts nationwide
13
Padel clubs nationwide
5
Clubs listed on PadelTerra
5
Cities covered
4

National figures: FIP World Padel Report 2025, June 2025.

Padel came to Montenegro through the Bay of Kotor. The first court was built in Tivat, and the International Padel Federation's World Padel Report 2025 counts 13 courts at 5 clubs nationwide. The Montenegrin Padel Federation (Padel Savez Crne Gore) was founded on 30 May 2023 and has its seat in Tivat. The federation dates its International Padel Federation membership to July 2023, while FIP's own page lists 2024.

The federation runs a national SBBET tournament circuit that feeds a national ranking. Montenegro played its first European Padel Championship in Oslo in June 2024. In September 2024 Luštica Bay hosted the country's first FIP Promotion tournament, which drew 23 pairs (Padel Savez Crne Gore).

Most of the courts are on the coast, many of them at hotels and resorts: in Tivat, at Porto Montenegro and Luštica Bay, and around Budva. Podgorica got its first courts at Padel Titograd in June 2023. A four-court centre opened at Bemax Arena in May 2026 (Sjever CG).

Several resort courts take bookings by phone or at reception rather than online, so it is worth calling ahead in the summer season.

Cities with confirmed clubs

All padel courts in Montenegro

All 4 towns with padel clubs, by region

Budva

Podgorica

Tivat

Common questions

Who governs padel in Montenegro?

Padel Savez Crne Gore, the Montenegrin Padel Federation, founded on 30 May 2023 and based in Tivat. It is separate from the tennis association and is a member of the International Padel Federation.

How many padel courts are there in Montenegro?

The International Padel Federation's World Padel Report 2025 counts 13 courts and 5 clubs in Montenegro. New centres have opened since, including a four-court centre at Bemax Arena in Podgorica in May 2026.

Where was Montenegro's first padel court?

In Tivat. Padel Montenegro in Donja Lastva describes itself as the first padel court in the country, and the federation wrote in February 2025 that the first court had been built in Tivat three years earlier.

Is there a national padel ranking in Montenegro?

Yes. The federation runs a national SBBET tournament circuit that feeds a national ranking list, played under FIP rules.