Miami Unveils First-Ever Floating Padel Court of Its Kind
Fusing sports with design and nature.
There’s a new way to play padel in Miami and its unexpected in any form. It’s been no surprise that racquet sports like padel ball and pickleball have quickly picked up steam in the past year. Now, Ynetgra Group has unveiled Miami’s first-ever transportable Floating Padel Court in Miami Harbor, adding another touch of excitement to the game.
Under CEO Felipe MacLean’s vision, the Floating Padel Court combines design, nature and sport. It is located off Miami’s Fisher Island and seamlessly blends with its surrounding, fusing the aforementioned elements together. This sustainable design sees the first-of-its-kind court constructed out of recycled steel from old shipyard materials. The court is engine- and battery-free and offers a tranquil setting to play padel.
The project gives those interested a glance at the upcoming innovation behind Yntegra’s upcoming development in the Exumas, Bahamas. The group has acquired 365 acres across two private islands and is planning on developing Rosewood Exuma, set to be open in 2028 to feature branded residences and a full-service superyacht marina. The floating padel court will later be moved to the Bahamas to be made available as a luxury amenity. Take a look at the floating padel court above.
