March and April camps cluster in the warmest destinations: the Canary Islands, southern Spain, and the Algarve. These early-season camps attract a motivated crowd — players coming out of indoor seasons who want to transition to sand as quickly as possible. Coaching at spring camps tends to be more structured and technique-heavy, with less emphasis on competition and more on building a solid foundation.

By May, the camp calendar opens up across the entire Mediterranean coast. This is arguably the best month for beach volleyball training in Europe: warm enough for comfortable outdoor play (22-28°C), not yet crowded with summer tourists, and priced at early-bird levels. Many organizers launch their season in May with introductory pricing to fill spots.

Spring camps are also where you will find the best coaching availability. Top coaches who are fully booked in summer often have openings in March-May, and group sizes tend to be smaller — 8-12 players versus 16-24 in peak summer.