Málaga, located on the beautiful Costa del Sol, attracts students of all ages from across the world who come to improve their Spanish skills. Our Spanish school in Málaga, a renovated Andalusian-style villa opposite the beach and surrounded by trees, is situated about 12 minutes by bus from the historic centre of Málaga in a charming residential area. Important amenities such as banks, a pharmacy and restaurants are all located within a short distance of the school, and a bus stop is situated directly in front of the entrance. Though the school is small and intimate, classes themselves are spacious and plenty of student resources are available. In their off-time, students can relax in our beautiful garden besides a swimming pool, or even be given class there when the weather's nice (which in Malaga means quite often). We take special pride in the many activities and trips organized for students each year at our Malaga location, which include visits to historical attractions in Spain and North Africa.
Facts: Malaga School
Year opened: 1999
Students per year: 500
Max/Min. students: July and August (140) / December and January (30)
Classrooms: 7 indoors, 2 outdoors
Facilities: Computer rooms with internet access, library, audio-visual rooms, swimming pool, terraces, gardens and wheelchair access.
Location: Eastern part of Malaga, in an area known as Pedregalejo just opposite the beach.
Courses offered: Standard Spanish course,
One-2-One Spanish course,
Teenage Spanish course and DELE preparation course.
Starting Dates: Standard courses every Monday, One-2-One courses any time, Teenage courses - see Dates
Prices: see Prices for full information
Photos: Photo Tour of our Malaga school.
Málaga Info
For the past ten years the Costa del Sol has enjoyed economic growth and increasing attention thanks to its popularity as a tourist destination. Malaga is quickly becoming one of the foremost mercantile centers in the Iberian Peninsula, and is famous for its Andalusian traditions and Moorish roots (traces of which are evident in monuments such as the Alcazaba castle on mount Gibralfaro and the magnificient cathedral. Not only popular for its monuments, Malaga is a sure bet for those interested in entertainment. The city is also known as the birth-place of Pablo Picasso and the popular actor Antonio Banderas.
If possible, try to coincide your visit with the celebration of the famous ‘Feria de Malaga’ which takes place in August and is an unforgettable event.
Facts about Málaga
Population size: 600,000 in Malaga city.
Weather: Average temperatures Winter 16Cº / 60Fº, Summer 27Cº / 82Fº
Location: South of Spain in the province of Andalucia, on the Mediterranean coast.
Surroundings: Beach, nearby mountains.
Nightlife: Excellent nightlife for students of all ages. In Summer months, the nearby disco's in the tourist areas of Costa del Sol are very popular.
Cultural Interest: The newly opened Picasso museum is the city's best museum. Many interesting monuments from the Moorish occupancy.