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Social activities & attractions in Malaga

After classes are over for the day, our program allows you plenty of time to discover Malaga, culture and everyday life.

Our students are accompanied by a school representative or teacher on many trips. This improves the relationship between teachers and pupils who become friends and thus creates a better atmosphere in the classroom and enables a greater understanding of the life of the country, its residents and culture.

Examples of typical cultural opportunities: Tapas and drink, learn to dance Flamenco or preparing the local dish, Paella. In the afternoons why not hit the beach for a game of volley ball with other students or go for a hike into the nearby hills.

Welcome party at the Tortuga Bar: Here you will have the opportunity to meet up with fellow students and teachers. ´La Tortuga´ can be a good place to practice Spanish language outside of the classroom.

Salsa & Flamenco lessons:Our Salsa and Flamenco courses have a duration of 5 days. During this period you will learn the basic steps to start practising in one of the bars in the city center. Our teacher “María José” has been teaching foreigners for many years. Feel the rhythm with us!

Hiking to the mountains: On our free guided tour to the mountains of Málaga you can enjoy an unforgettable view over the coastline and the city.

The "Tapas-Tour": is a guided tour to one of the many popular and typical Spanish tapas bars. Enjoy and learn the many tastes of Spanish tapas and share in what is a large part of Spanish Culture. A specialty is the "Vino de Malaga" (Muscatel port whine) which we will taste in the bodegas of Malaga.

Paella Cooking lessons: The Paella of “Don Luis” is something that you will never forget. Try the traditional paella cooked by our chef. The paella cooking lesson takes place at one of our terraces and you will receive a recipe that you can use to impress your family when you go back to your country. The price includes food, drinks and bread..

Malaga's city park and other gardens
Malaga city park is one of the few exterior botanical places in the Europe that maintains species totally acclimated from tropical and subtropical regions.

Constructed by the local architect Fernando Guerrero Strachan, it was built between 1912 -1919. The Gardens of Puerta Oscura and Pedro Luis resemble the gardens of Malaga during Muslim times. The first one falls like a stairway over the hillside of Gibralfaro and the other one is next to City Hall. These gardens are full of orange trees and graceful green arches, you can admire the Castle up above and the Alcazaba next to it, it is also a good place to sit down and rest.

City tour
Malaga has a lot to offer the student and there is so much to see and to do here in Andalusia. This makes the perfect place to study, nice beach, interesting city and so many places to visit in the surrounding areas.

Throughout the city, you can walk or bike to many of the historical monuments, most notably are the Cathedral, the Alcazaba (Moorish Castle), the fortress Gibralfaro, and the Roman Theater. Relax and taste a local specialty, "Vino de Malaga" (Muscatel port whine) which you can taste in one of the local bodegas of Malaga.

At the weekend the school organizes day excursions