Tennis in Mexico

Last activity 18 August 2010 by eveningson50

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perioMember26 July 2010 00:58:59

Last February 2010,I stayed in Melaque,Mexico
and played tennis on the delightful clay court
in Cihuatlan,about 20 minutes by car away. People were
congenial and welcomed visitors. I am looking for a similar
experience in other parts of Mexico,ie San Miguel de Allende.
Does anyone suggest other tennis courts in Mexico where
visitors are welcome?

eveningson50Member18 August 2010 20:19:03

Hi;

I joined a club here in Morelia. For swimming. I actually hate tennis but my wife and I who are from Switzerland are required by our Constitution to watch Roger Federer each time he plays. I am now suffering from whiplash so I suppose this means I have an inkling of the game.

The club I joined has 27 tennis courts or greens or whatever they are called. And an olympic sized swimming pool. Costs about 100 cdn a month

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