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Santiago de Cuba is one of the best places to improve your Spanish skills while finding out about Cuba’s interesting past. In addition, Santiago de Cuba offers a vibrant culture and a fascinating history, being a powerful competitor to Havana in music, literature and politics. Learn Spanish in Santiago de Cuba and discover this truly exotic and unique destination, an amazing melting pot of Haitian, Spanish and African influences. Hence, you will have the opportunity to meet with native speakers and practice the Spanish learned inside of the classroom in real communicative situations.
Like other schools in Cuba, our Spanish school in Santiago de Cuba is a partner school, and it is not located in a particular building. Instead, we offer students the stimulating possibility of having Spanish classes immersed in a real Cuban environment: at your teacher’s home, your host family’s or at a local cultural center.
Any of the three-class arrangements gives students even more personalization and the opportunity to practice in authentic situations. Study Spanish with highly qualified and expert teachers in a local setting while experiencing the rich and lush culture of this Caribbean town. All accommodations and Spanish classes in Santiago de Cuba are arranged in Reparto Sueño neighborhood. It is a residential area very close to main attractions in the city, such as Céspedes Park, the central core of the city's social activity. You will also dispose of many other facilities nearby like restaurants, a refreshing swimming pool, Heredia Theater, sports centers, and the Ernesto Che Guevara Monument.
We provide a great offer of cultural activities, sports and excursions for you to enjoy after your Spanish lessons in Santiago de Cuba. Don’t miss this chance to visit the must-see places of the region, and unveil the many wonders of the Hispanic language while getting to know the Cuban culture at its fullest.
Take the most of our activities calendar and learn more about local industries through organized excursions to mango farms, tobacco factories and rum museums. Explore the surroundings of Santiago de Cuba with the scheduled one-day getaways to Santa Marta, and Bacanao Park’s lagoon; or enjoy a pleasant trekking route to the Gran Piedra mountain and be delighted by its spectacular views.
We also offer some possibilities for those interested in practicing sports, like horse riding, scuba diving, soccer and tennis.
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Casa de Don Diego Velázquez
The House of Don Diego Velázquez is a mansion that belonged to an important conqueror who was the first Governor of Cuba and the founder of the first settlements in the island. Built between 1516 and 1530, it is said to be the oldest house in the island. Nowadays, it houses the Cuban Historical Colonial Environment's Museum.
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Tell us where you want to goSantiago de Cuba represents the authentic essence of Cuba: music, friendliness and revolution. The city gave birth to important artists and important personalities like Rubén Alpízar Quintana, Rita Marley and Emilio Estefan. Learn Spanish in Santiago de Cuba and take this opportunity to visit the Universidad de Oriente, one of the leading academic institutions in the country. Moreover, its important harbor has made Santiago de Cuba a principal port city for nearly five centuries. Besides, this destination enjoys an idyllic location surrounded by spectacular mountains and blessed with tropical temperatures all year. Enjoy its stunning paradise-like beaches and get immersed into the crystalline waters of the Caribbean Sea while having the best vacation of your whole life.
The city fills with colors and rhythm during street dances, night parties, workshops, and the Burning of the Devil.
Conga parades, floats, and music to the rhythm of drums.
An event that brings cultures from all the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean together.
