Don Quijote School in Tenerife offers Spanish courses throughout the year in a heavenly setting.
The Don Quijote school in Tenerife is located in the center of Puerto de la Cruz, a city in the north of the island. It is housed in a typical Canary Islands building, the Edificio Bélgica, which includes eight classrooms, a multimedia room, a lounge, a library, and a patio. All teachers are graduates and qualified to teach both private and group lessons. Students can choose how many hours of lessons they want per week, and whether they prefer private or group classes. Ideally situated in the city center, the school is close to shops, restaurants, cafés, the old harbor, and Martiánez beach.
A language stay in Tenerife is as pleasant as it gets. Taking Spanish classes in Tenerife allows you to learn while enjoying an exceptional environment. It's also a great way to make your vacation both useful and educational. After your Spanish lessons in Tenerife, go explore the island, its beaches, and its charming villages. In Tenerife, you'll discover a rich architectural and religious heritage, as well as breathtaking landscapes. Two of its sites are even listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Teide National Park and the city of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, located in the northeast of the island. This makes your language stay in Tenerife a truly unforgettable trip.
Tenerife is a popular tourist island, mainly known for its beautiful beaches, but also for its mild climate all year round. It's also famous for its carnivals held in February and March; during this time, the streets of Tenerife are filled with parades, samba shows, and live music. Throughout the rest of the year, there's no shortage of activities such as surfing, horse riding, diving, fishing, windsurfing, tennis, and kayaking. The school organizes weekend excursions to help you discover the island. As the archipelago includes several islands, you'll also have the opportunity to explore other destinations such as Gran Canaria, or the lesser-known Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. The latter is particularly unique, being entirely volcanic and home to some still-active volcanoes.
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