Robinson Cala Serena Sport Resort — Mallorca, Spain

Carved into a low limestone headland between two sapphire-blue coves, Robinson Cala Serena feels purpose-built for endorphin hunters. The heart of the 120,000 m² estate is its 10-court Tennis Center—eight quartz-sand outdoor courts (six flood-lit) plus two covered courts for rainy-day drills—supported by a pro shop, HEAD-racket loan program and an academy running daily group clinics and private video-analysis sessions. Three padel courts and a golf-hitting bay flank the complex, while a fleet of carbon road bikes stands ready for guided climbs into the Serra de Llevant.

Ocean-goers step straight from breakfast terrace to a protected inlet ideal for open-water swim sets, SUP yoga or beginner windsurf lessons. Beach-volleyball nets, a small-sided artificial-turf football cage and morning HIIT classes on the cliff-top lawn broaden the training menu, and the 1,000 m² WellFit® Spa completes the cycle with magnesium-salt whirlpools, herbal saunas and eucalyptus steam rooms. A Technogym fitness hall offers 50+ instructor-led sessions weekly—from Les Mills Bodypump to sunset Yin yoga—while runners log soft-surface mileage on a 3 km pine-scented trail that loops the resort perimeter.

Accommodation ranges from crisp Double Rooms to two-bedroom Suites, all featuring shaded balconies for stretching or gear drying, mini-fridges stocked with isotonic drinks and mesh drawers that speed kit turnover during multi-session days. All-inclusive dining scales to athletic appetites: live-cooking buffets highlight Balearic seafood, fresh-rolled sushi and endurance-athlete carb corners, while late-riser breakfasts and midnight snacks respect variable training schedules. Coaches appreciate dedicated “team tables” and transparent allergen labeling.

Evenings segue from seabreeze aperitifs at the Chill-out Bar to live-band sets or sports-highlight screenings in the open-air theatre, yet guestrooms stay quiet thanks to strict 23:30 noise curfew. Between workouts, guests can sail to Mondragó Natural Park, horse-ride rural tracks or cycle an iconic lighthouse time-trial under professional-level support car escort. With free parking, airport shuttles on request and flexible seven-night or short-break packages, Robinson Cala Serena has become a pilgrimage site for tennis camps, triathlon clubs and active families seeking Mallorca’s mild micro-climate without sacrificing serious facilities.