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Courses
For those who want to improve their level of Spanish in a short amount of time. The courses comprise all of the fundamental components of the Spanish language: grammar, vocabulary, culture, etc, with an average of 4-5 students per group.
The Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language (DELE) is an official qualification. Granted by the Cervantes Institute on behalf of Spain’s Ministry for Education, Culture and Sports
To meet the requirements and preferences of each single group, offering half-day Spanish courses and a tailored-made free time activity programme, completely personalised based on the groups interests and the budget available.
These programmes are intended for all those who have to pass a Spanish exam (Baccalaureate, etc.) and would like to prepare optimally
Kids Courses are for children aged 4-6 and 7-11 years and Teen Course is for young people between 12 and 15 years. The parents can attend an Intensive Course while the children attend courses – with the same schedule
Young people from all over the world, between 16 and 18 years old, have now the opportunity to take part in our linguistic camps in Valencia to learn Spanish in a fun and interesting way
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Activities
... a cavity open to the sea, situated within the marine reserve of San Antoni Cape (Javea/Denia)
We organize a day trip to discover Bocairent and the Pou Clar...The living stone!
The celebration of the Moros y Cristianos (Moors and Christians) is the second most popular festivity in Valencia.
We are going to visit Calpe, to climb the Peñón de Ifach and witness parade of Moros y Cristianos.
Munich celebrates its Oktoberfest in September...we organize a Beerfest in November.
Monumental and full of history, cradle of the use of paper in Europe, homeland of the Borgia's Popes, Jativa is the city of the Thousand...
Villar del Arzobispo is a little village near the city Valencia. It is known for its famous and cheerful carnival.
We are going to watch a group of people dressed up in demon's costumes, parading through the streets of the neighbourhood.
Would you like to vistit a bodega and try a typical wine from Valencia? Then... Requena is the place for you!
Let’s prepare a typical Spanish meal together. The Gazpacho from the area of La Mancha is a dish which you definitely have to try once in your...
We go to watch every football match of Valencia CF, from the Spanish League, the Copa del Rey (King's Cup), the Champions League...
Valencia's main festival Fallas: mascletàs, fireworks, traditiional parades, offering of flowers to the Virgin, visits to the Fallas monuments...
Let's go to watch the most characteristic religious celebrations of the city of Valencia.
Peña Cortada's trail, is one of the most amazing of all the Valencian Community.
We are going to El Saler beach and La Albufera natural park.
Two times a year the people of Cheste celebrate their day of paellas.
We visit the city and in the afternoon we are going to watch the match between FC Barcelona and Valencia CF
Dive in and experience the marvellous bays which are waiting for us on the coast of Alicante!
Thousands of bonfires light up the sky during the night of San Juan and together with the water the fire conjures a magical night where joy and...
Learn how to cook a Valencian paella... in a traditional house, outdoors, surrounded by orange trees and with a swimming pool.
Aquopolis is a waterpark close to Valencia, where you can spend a joyful day with friends and family.
Around mid-July, Picassent becomes a closed circuit of streets where a heifer runs and the braves ones run before her.
The celebration of the Moros y Cristianos (Moors and Christians) is the second most popular festivity in Valencia, which take...
The celebration of the Moros y Cristianos (Moors and Christians) is the second most popular festivity in Valencia.
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