Spanish Course + Tourism Program

Spanish + Tourism, Travel / 20 hrs per week

This program is designed for people who want to learn Spanish and in addition want know the most beautiful places in Peru. This program include 20 hours of Spanish classes per week and trips during the weekends to the best archaeological sites and natural landscapes of Cusco and nearby cities such as Puno and Arequipa. You decide the number of weeks that you want to take this program, our system is very flexible. You can decide on the places you wish to visit in collaboration with our tourism coordinator.
In this course you have the opportunity to explore Peru and participate in as many tours and activities as possible, complementing them with a Spanish Course.

Suggested program - 4 weeks of Spanish classes plus travel

Week 1.
20 hours of spanish classes plus
Saturday City Tour: : know the most beautiful places in Cusco, the Cathedral, Koricancha (Temple of the Sun), Sacsayhuaman fortress, Kenko (mystic place), Pukapukara and Tambomachay. This program is all inclusive: Transport, entrance fees and a guide who speak your native language.
Sunday Sacred Valley Tour: Know this amazing place and enjoy the beautiful views. You will visit Pisac ruins (an Inka ruin on the top of the mountain), Pisac market (a traditional market where you can buy handicrafts), Ollantaytambo (Inka town ) and Chinchero, a town where the women weave mantles and ponchos using the same techniques that the Inkas used.

week 2 .
20 hours of Spanish classes plus weekend excursion to visit the lost City of the Inkas "Machupicchu"
In your visit to Peru you cannot miss Machupicchu, the most beautiful Inka ruin. Machupicchu is a magical and mystic place which atracts many visitors every year - your trip will not be complete without a visit to Machupicchu.

week 3 .
20 hours of Spanish classes plus Saturday & Sunday excursion:
Visit Puno and Lake Titicaca (the sacred lake of the Incas).

Lake Titicaca is the world's highest navigable lake and an important part of the hydrologic and ecological system of the Central Andes. According to Inka legend, the sun, moon and first Inka arose from the sacred waters of this lake. Many different ethnic communities still live much as they always have on and around the lake, harvesting plants and animals from its depths and farming on its shores. One group live on floating reed islands and legend has it that mermaids also inhabit the lake.

Week 4.
20 hours of Spanish classes plus Saturday & Sunday excursion:
Visit the "Colca Canyon""
the second deepest canyon in the world. Here you will have the chance to see the world's largest bird, the Andean Condor gliding on the canyon's thermal winds.