The best of both worlds? We think so, and that’s one of the reasons why we consider Malaga our premier destination for school language study trips, and the ideal destination for October when the weather is getting cold in the UK, but at its most pleasant in Andalucia.

Without sacrificing the wonderful Mediterranean climate, your package comes in a very different but much more satisfying form from the Costa del Sol experience commonly associated with the town. True the hordes of package tourists fly in to Malaga, but quickly leave for one of the nearby resorts. Malaga itself is a lively cosmopolitan port, a network of attractive cobbled streets, a smattering of art and history, a long inviting coastline both ways, a city whose heart beats as strong as any other in Spain. Malagueños certainly know how to enjoy life and no need to look any further than the street-side flamenco or thriving seafood marisquerías on the seafront for proof of this. Then there are the practical points; there are frequent & cheap flights to Malaga from most major UK cities.

With a superb location on Pedregalejo beach, this school is housed in an impressive Malagüeñan villa. It has 7 classrooms in total, an attractive reception area and beautiful gardens shaded by pine trees where lessons often take place during the summer.

It is just 5 minutes’ walk from an area of shops and bars, and a 10 minute bus ride from the centre of Malaga. It is also sister school to the world-renowned Malaca Instituto and has the luxury of the flagship school's excellent services and reputation in matters such as school infrastructure, course material, teaching standards and student care. This is proven to ensure rapid language learning in a truly enjoyable environment.

The school’s teachers are excellently trained and provide high quality language tuition. They can provide lessons at all levels and are highly experienced at tailoring the courses they provide to students at Key Stages 2, 3 and 4. And outside the classroom? As well as the beautiful sandy beach there is plenty to do in and around Malaga. There is a rich history surrounding the city, which has been under the control of the Moors in the past. It is also home to fine works by Spanish artists such as Picasso, born here in 1881, and boasts a number of beautiful buildings, and other places of interest. Malaga is also the ideal base from which to visit other parts of Andalucia, Gibraltar or even Morocco!

”I especially liked the school because the teachers were easy to understand and they always tried to solve any student problems. They were very friendly and it was a lot of fun learning Spanish there. Also the atmosphere is very international, so there are lots of opportunities for getting to know people from other countries. Thank you!”
Marika Schenk