Padel across Lithuania.

Padel reached Lithuania late and scaled quickly. Rallio tracks 70 arenas and 333 courts across 25 cities, from Klaipėda and Palanga on the Baltic coast to Vilnius in the south-east. It is a top-heavy map: Vilnius, Klaipėda and Kaunas hold 64% of the country’s courts between them, and most of what is left is a two- to four-court club serving a single town.

The climate decides how clubs build. 75% of Lithuanian courts are under a roof, which is why the season never really stops here — outdoor courts are a summer bonus rather than the backbone. It shows in the price: an indoor hour averages €11.2 against €9.2 outside.

The median court costs €10 an hour, and most bookable hours land between €5 and €16. Where you play moves that number more than when: Palanga sits at a median of €7 while Vilnius asks €14 for the same hour.

Demand crowds into a narrow evening band. 19:00 is the busiest hour in the country — 40% of courts are already taken a week ahead — and pricing follows it, averaging €12.2 between 17:00 and 21:00 against €9.7 between 09:00 and 16:00. Move the same game to 07:00, when only 11% of courts are booked, and you get the pick of the country for about 21% less.

Source: live availability Rallio crawls from every tracked club. Prices cover the next 14 days, demand the next 7; figures refresh continuously.