As a seasoned sports enthusiast with a penchant for innovative experiences, I must say that the Floating Padel Court in Miami Harbor has left me utterly spellbound! Hailing from the sun-kissed beaches of Rio de Janeiro, I’ve seen my fair share of unique sporting events. Yet, none have managed to capture my imagination quite like this one.
As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t help but share my excitement about the revolutionary way to play padel in Miami now! It’s not every day you stumble upon something truly unexpected like this. The past year has seen an unprecedented surge in popularity for racquet sports such as padel and pickleball, and it seems that trend is only escalating.
Beneath CEO Felipe MacLean’s guidance, the Floating Padel Court beautifully merges design, nature, and sports. Situated near Miami’s Fisher Island, this unique structure harmoniously aligns with its natural environment by skillfully integrating these components. This eco-friendly construction marks the debut of a court crafted from recycled steel sourced from old shipyard materials. Devoid of engines or batteries, it provides a serene atmosphere for playing 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 be available for private events in Miami until May 2025 and will later be moved to the Bahamas to be made available as a luxury amenity. Take a look at the floating padelc ourt above.
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2024-12-13 12:26