Miami’s Welcomes First-Ever Floating Padel Court

Move over, pickleball—padel has arrived, and it’s making waves in Miami, quite literally. This stylish racket sport has captured the attention of luxury enthusiasts, with an innovative new court floating on the waters off the exclusive Fisher Island.

Miami’s First Floating Padel Court

Under the leadership of CEO Felipe MacLean, Yntegra Group, a Florida-based luxury investment firm, introduced Miami's first-ever floating padel court. Constructed from 84 tons of recycled steel sourced from old shipyards, the court is a model of sustainability. Its design excludes engines and batteries, giving new life to maritime materials. Enclosed by glass walls, the court offers breathtaking 360-degree views of Miami’s skyline and seas, creating an unparalleled experience for padel enthusiasts.

A Statement of Luxury and Sustainability

Yntegra Group’s floating court reflects the rising demand for innovative, ultra-luxury experiences. Beyond its role as an elite sports venue, the court is also a showcase for the group’s forward-thinking design philosophy. It serves as a preview of Yntegra’s larger ambitions, including a high-end development in the Exumas, Bahamas.

A Limited-Time Experience

Currently located in Miami, the transportable padel court will remain there until May 2025, after which it will be relocated to the Bahamas. Once there, it will serve as a unique amenity for the Rosewood Exuma, a development Yntegra Group is currently spearheading. 

 

The Vision for the Rosewood Exuma

Spanning 365 acres across two private islands, the Rosewood Exuma, a 33-suite luxury resort set on a 124-acre private island, is scheduled to open in 2028. Sustainability is central to the project, with plans to utilize solar-powered energy and eco-friendly construction methods.