In the past, it was not uncommon to see ‘pelota forbidden’ on freshly painted walls, as the pretty white walls were studded with pelota marks.
Nowadays, our little ones can practise on the playgrounds provided for this purpose. There is something for everyone, depending on the discipline, with covered facilities: the trinquet, the wall on the left, the Jai Alai and the open-air fronton.
And then there are the different instruments used in the different play areas, of which there are twelve.
Try your hand at the cancha, with our introduction to this lively, fast-paced, fun game, for some good, positive fun.