We offer our language courses as            

       long time-, intensive- and summer courses.

       Long time- and intensive-courses take 

       place all year round. 

       Summer courses are organized in 

       June, July, August and September

Torrevieja is easily to be reached. 40 km up to the north is situated the Alicante airport, 30 km to the south the Murcia-San Javier airport. 

All year round you can find charter and regular flights with companies like Ryanair, EasyJet, ThomsonFly, Hapag LLoyd, BA, Iberia, etc.

Cars can be rented and directly taken over at the airports. We shall be pleased to help you with flight schedules and car reservations.

Bus connections towards Torrevieja can be asked for in our offices.

Arriving by car:

From the North: Follow the A7 from Barcelona via Valencia to Alicante. There you take the A37 in direction Cartagena, exit Torrevieja. Or directly from Alicante following the N-332 (green road) along the coast to Torrevieja.

From Madrid: Motorway A 330 to Alicante, then following the same way as described above.

From the South: Murcia, direction Cartagena, then following the A37 in direction Alicante, leaving at the exit Torrevieja.

Situation and climate:

Torrevieja is situated in the extreme southeastern part of Spain within the so called Vega Baja del Segura, at the borderline between the Comunidades Autónomas Murcia and Valencia. Historically, linguistically and cultural-historically Torrevieja belongs to Murcia (politically to Valencia) and is thus, looking from the french border to the south, the first town at the Mediterranean coast, where exclusively castellano is spoken, this is to say the spanish standard language (in comparison to catalán and valenciano further to the north). This is a very important requirement for every student who wants to study this language. 

The climate of the Costa Blanca, where Torrevieja belongs to, is ideal in every season of the year. The coastal region is separated from Central Spain by the Betic Mountains and is therefore the most arid  region on the Iberian Peninsula. The entire landscape and vegetation shows already African characteristics. This means for every visitor: an absolute guarantee for sunshine, water temperatures of 28 degrees in summer, daily temperatures reaching more than 30 degrees, even in winter 16 to 18 degrees. But Torrevieja being situated at the waterfront also has a slight and very welcome sea air in summer, while there is an enormous heat in the hinterland, in the towns of Orihuela and Murcia, making the inhabitants every summer to come to the summer resorts at the waterfront.

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