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Learn Spanish in Bolivia

Study Spanish in Bolivia and discover a country full of incredible contrasts from soaring peaks to expansive salt flats, from bustling cities to lush, untouched jungles. don Quijote offers wide range of Spanish programs, guaranteed to inspire you to immerse yourself in this spectacular South American country.

LIVE IN BOLIVIA QUICK FACTS ABOUT BOLIVIA Choose your destination in Bolivia Discover Bolivia with don Quijote

Enjoy the big city bustle of La Paz, Bolivia’s capital city – as well as the highest capital in the world – full of museums, modern and comfortable hotels, and a vibrant nightlife. Other important cities include Sucre, nestled in a valley in the Andes, a quiet and culturally rich city which has retained much of its colonial architecture, and Cochabamba, also known as “the garden city”, renowned for its traditional folklore and fine wines.


If you'd rather escape into nature, Boliva has some of the most stunning natural sites in the world. The famous Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat (and where they say earth and sky meet), is a staggeringly extensive 4,054 square miles, and a truly spectacular sight to behold. Enjoy Bolivia’s rugged nature in the Amazon Basin, where you can take scenic wildlife tours and river boat trips. Lake Titicaca is also a popular tourist destination, due to its outstanding natural beauty and links to the origins of the Inca civilization.


Bolivia is truly a treasure trove of intriguing places and one-of-a-kind sights. From the natural grandeur of its vast lands to its deep indigenous roots, Bolivia prides itself on its picturesque beauty and multiculturalism. Let Bolivia inspire you as you learn Spanish with don Quijote.

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Learn Spanish in our school in Bolivia. We offer Spanish language courses for all levels and a total immersion in the country's culture. Learn Spanish in <b>Bolivia</b> BOLIVIA Bolivia, one of only two landlocked countries in South America, is an incredibly diverse country which can be geographically divided into three main areas: the high Andean plateau, the valleys and the region of Santa Cruz, each offering their own unique characteristics and a plethora of interesting sites. learn spanish in bolivia

QUICK FACTS ABOUT BOLIVIA

84th
most populated country
7
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
BOB
Official currency
8 PM
Dinner time
11+
Million inhabitants

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Sucre

Sucre, a destination with a fascinating history that always remembers its Inca heritage and its Andean roots. A magical city where you can make your learning experience an unforgettable journey of discovery.

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Enjoy the big city bustle of La Paz, Bolivia’s capital city – as well as the highest capital in the world – full of museums, modern and comfortable hotels, and a vibrant nightlife. Other important cities include Sucre, nestled in a valley in the Andes, a quiet and culturally rich city which has retained much of its colonial architecture, and Cochabamba, also known as “the garden city”, renowned for its traditional folklore and fine wines.


If you'd rather escape into nature, Boliva has some of the most stunning natural sites in the world. The famous Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat (and where they say earth and sky meet), is a staggeringly extensive 4,054 square miles, and a truly spectacular sight to behold. Enjoy Bolivia’s rugged nature in the Amazon Basin, where you can take scenic wildlife tours and river boat trips. Lake Titicaca is also a popular tourist destination, due to its outstanding natural beauty and links to the origins of the Inca civilization.


Bolivia is truly a treasure trove of intriguing places and one-of-a-kind sights. From the natural grandeur of its vast lands to its deep indigenous roots, Bolivia prides itself on its picturesque beauty and multiculturalism. Let Bolivia inspire you as you learn Spanish with don Quijote.

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Learn Spanish in Chile LIVE IN CHILE QUICK FACTS ABOUT CHILE Choose your destination in CHile Discover Chile with don Quijote

The country is one of the most prosperous of the South American continent, giving its bigger cities a notably metropolitan-European feel. Santiago has an undeniable modernity which, when contrasted with its historic colonial past, creates a fascinating, hybrid atmosphere. Sprawling outwards and upwards with modern skyscrapers, Chile's capital is ever expanding and filled with great restaurants, plazas, churches, museums, and parks. Valparaiso is Chile's principal port and second-largest city. It is Chile's most unique city and one of South America's most intriguing, famed for its natural history and maritime museums, and lively market areas.

Viña del Mar is another coastal town, as well as one of South America's premier beach resorts. Located close to Chile's world-famous wine producing region, Viña del Mar is also a big university town, giving it a vibrant atmosphere all year round. Its quaint horse-drawn carriages, lovely botanical gardens, and white sandy beaches make it a truly idyllic and picturesque destination.

Chile is a country of beautiful landscapes, rich culture and history, and endless adventures. Raft and kayak some of the world's roughest waters, hike ancient trails, climb volcanoes, or just relax in the hot springs and savor fine Chilean wines. Discover everything Chile has to offer and have a remarkable Spanish immersion experience.

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Learn Spanish in our language school in Chile. Stay in our residence or shared apartments and study Spanish totally immersed in the country's culture. Learn Spanish in <b>Chile</b> CHILE Chile is a truly impressive and unique country: in addition to its distinctive shape — a thin strip of land measuring over 2,800 miles in length, yet only 125 miles wide — it also boasts spectacular scenery and breath-taking vistas. The landscapes range from Patagonia's vast mountains and glaciers to the barren sands of the Atacama Desert. As the country is flanked by the Andes on one side and the Pacific Ocean the other, there's even the possibility to ski and surf all in one day! Learn Spanish in Chile

QUICK FACTS ABOUT CHILE

63rd
most populated country
6
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
4,000
miles of coastline (6,400+ km)
CLP
Official currency
8 PM
Dinner time
18
million inhabitants

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SANTIAGO DE CHILE

Sprawling outwards and sky-scraping upwards, Chile's capital is ever expanding, and is filled with great restaurants, plazas, churches, museums and parks. If you want a modern and vibrant city… This is your destination!

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The country is one of the most prosperous of the South American continent, giving its bigger cities a notably metropolitan-European feel. Santiago has an undeniable modernity which, when contrasted with its historic colonial past, creates a fascinating, hybrid atmosphere. Sprawling outwards and upwards with modern skyscrapers, Chile's capital is ever expanding and filled with great restaurants, plazas, churches, museums, and parks. Valparaiso is Chile's principal port and second-largest city. It is Chile's most unique city and one of South America's most intriguing, famed for its natural history and maritime museums, and lively market areas.

Viña del Mar is another coastal town, as well as one of South America's premier beach resorts. Located close to Chile's world-famous wine producing region, Viña del Mar is also a big university town, giving it a vibrant atmosphere all year round. Its quaint horse-drawn carriages, lovely botanical gardens, and white sandy beaches make it a truly idyllic and picturesque destination.

Chile is a country of beautiful landscapes, rich culture and history, and endless adventures. Raft and kayak some of the world's roughest waters, hike ancient trails, climb volcanoes, or just relax in the hot springs and savor fine Chilean wines. Discover everything Chile has to offer and have a remarkable Spanish immersion experience.

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Learn Spanish in Dominican Republic

Study Spanish in the Dominican Republic and discover an island of extraordinary natural beauty, rich culture, and generous hospitality. don Quijote offers two fantastic destinations and various Spanish immersion programs which will enable you to learn Spanish in a truly stunning setting. Learn Spanish and immerse yourself in all the beauty, culture, and rhythm of the Caribbean.

LIVE IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC QUICK FACTS ABOUT THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Choose your destination in the dominican republic Discover the Dominican Republic with don Quijote

With 800 miles of pristine coastline, you will feel like you've been transported to a tropical paradise, with white sandy beaches, blue waters, and palm trees galore. The expanse of untouched land on the island makes it a perfect haven for wildlife and in its crystal waters you can enjoy some of the very best snorkeling and scuba diving around, all while marveling at the brightly colored wonders that live beneath the waves. The Dominican Republic is a cultural melting pot, its culture largely inspired by European, African, and indigenous Taíno influences. The result is a unique and hybrid culture, art, and cuisine. One of the most famous cultural exports is merengue music, a fast and lively dance beat that, from its traditional roots, has gone on to take the world by storm.

 

When Spanish sailors began to explore the New World around the 15th century, the Dominican Republic was one of the first places they settled. Thus, the island has claim to having one of the oldest cities in the New World – the capital city of Santo Domingo. Its cobblestone streets and historic buildings are abundant with colonial charm. It is a city of firsts: boasting the first hospital, the first sugar mill, and the first cathedral on this side of the world. With its rich history, incredible biodiversity and landscapes, delicious cuisine, and vibrant people, the Dominican Republic has an infinite amount of cultural immersion experiences to offer, making it a truly tropical and cultural paradise.

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Learn Spanish in one of our language schools in Dominican Republic. Experience a total immersion by staying in our shared apartments or with a host family. Learn Spanish in the <b>Dominican Republic</b> Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic borders Haiti on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola. In the Dominican Republic, you can experience the very best of what the Caribbean has to offer. Learn Spanish in the Dominican Republic

QUICK FACTS ABOUT THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

89th
most populated country
1
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
800
miles of coastline (1,288 km)
DOP
Official currency
7 PM
Dinner time
10+
million inhabitants

Where would you like to learn Spanish?

SANTO DOMINGO

Santo Domingo is a fascinating city steeped in history and culture. As the Dominican Republic's biggest and capital city, Santo Domingo enjoys a large, diverse population with varied landscapes. Discover the modern city center, its old Colonial Zone (named a UNESCO World Heritage Site), its relaxing beaches under the hot Caribbean sun, and the friendly locals with their singsong accents. Santo Domingo is a terrific destination to learn Spanish. 

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SOSUA

Sosua is a small yet bustling leisure town, perfect for those looking to study Spanish in the Dominican Republic and searching for a more relaxed option to Santo Domingo, the capital city. Renowned for its beautiful bay, beaches, and watersports, Sosua is also a town with a unique history and culture.
Learn Spanish in Sosua and live the best of the Caribbean lifestyle.

Learn Spanish in SOSUA

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With 800 miles of pristine coastline, you will feel like you've been transported to a tropical paradise, with white sandy beaches, blue waters, and palm trees galore. The expanse of untouched land on the island makes it a perfect haven for wildlife and in its crystal waters you can enjoy some of the very best snorkeling and scuba diving around, all while marveling at the brightly colored wonders that live beneath the waves. The Dominican Republic is a cultural melting pot, its culture largely inspired by European, African, and indigenous Taíno influences. The result is a unique and hybrid culture, art, and cuisine. One of the most famous cultural exports is merengue music, a fast and lively dance beat that, from its traditional roots, has gone on to take the world by storm.

 

When Spanish sailors began to explore the New World around the 15th century, the Dominican Republic was one of the first places they settled. Thus, the island has claim to having one of the oldest cities in the New World – the capital city of Santo Domingo. Its cobblestone streets and historic buildings are abundant with colonial charm. It is a city of firsts: boasting the first hospital, the first sugar mill, and the first cathedral on this side of the world. With its rich history, incredible biodiversity and landscapes, delicious cuisine, and vibrant people, the Dominican Republic has an infinite amount of cultural immersion experiences to offer, making it a truly tropical and cultural paradise.

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Learn Spanish in Guatemala

Learn Spanish in Guatemala and discover one of the most spectacular countries in Central America, a land filled with ancient pyramids, stunning archaeological sites and towering volcanoes. Study at don Quijote with our wide variety of Spanish immersion programs and dive into the authentic cultura guatamalteca.

LIVE IN GUATEMALA QUICK FACTS ABOUT GUATEMALA Choose your destination in Guatemala Discover Guatemala with don Quijote

Geologically, the country is one of the most active in the Central American region, with some of its highest and most energetic volcanoes. These smoking peaks contribute to the breathtaking natural beauty on display, with dense tropical jungles giving way to clear, placid highland lakes. Maya cultural heritage is undoubtedly the beating heart and soul of Guatemala, and many locals proudly display the traditional and colorful Maya dress. While Guatemala has had a tumultuous history, with a civil war raging between 1960 and 1996, peace has since been negotiated and the country has quickly transformed into a friendly and welcoming destination with increasing touristic appeal. Come learn with us and discover all the volcanic beauty and ancient mystique of Guatemala.

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Learn Spanish in our language school in Guatemala. Study Spanish in total immersion by staying with one of our host families. Learn Spanish in <b>Guatemala</b> GUATEMALA Guatemala is an incredible combination of ancient history, stunning volcanic landscapes and lush green nature. Home to some of the finest ruins from the Maya civilization, Guatemala attracts millions of visitors a year, who come in large part to be dazzled by its famous archaeological sites. Learn Spanish in Guatemala

QUICK FACTS ABOUT GUATEMALA

66th
most populated country
3
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
250
miles of coastline (400 km)
GTQ
Official currency
8 PM
Dinner time
16.6+
million inhabitants

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Antigua

Antigua is the true gem of Guatemala and Central America. It is surrounded by three volcanoes that tower over the city and create a beautiful, surreal backdrop for this quaint city. Vibrantly colored facades, charming cafés and its undeniably international feel due to its high volume of language schools create a captivating destination for travelers from all over the world.

Learn Spanish in Antigua

Discover Guatemala with don Quijote

Geologically, the country is one of the most active in the Central American region, with some of its highest and most energetic volcanoes. These smoking peaks contribute to the breathtaking natural beauty on display, with dense tropical jungles giving way to clear, placid highland lakes. Maya cultural heritage is undoubtedly the beating heart and soul of Guatemala, and many locals proudly display the traditional and colorful Maya dress. While Guatemala has had a tumultuous history, with a civil war raging between 1960 and 1996, peace has since been negotiated and the country has quickly transformed into a friendly and welcoming destination with increasing touristic appeal. Come learn with us and discover all the volcanic beauty and ancient mystique of Guatemala.

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Learn Spanish in Cuba

Step back in time to the 1950s inspired feel of the beautifully vibrant and colorful Cuba. Learn Spanish and treat yourself to a new way of life with this fantastic Spanish immersion opportunity offered by don Quijote.

Learn Spanish in Cuba QUICK FACTS ABOUT CUBA Choose your destination in Cuba Discover Cuba with don Quijote

In Cuba music is everywhere, from the gritty rhythms of street musicians to the spectacular sounds of jazz and salsa flowing from the local bars and clubs. Cuba is home to nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites and people travel to this country specifically to see some of these sites, including Old Havana. Visit this historical city and be transported back in time before large, extravagant hotels and tourist-pleasing amenities took over. Take a tour in a classic car from the 1950s. Cubans take pride in preserving these vintage motorized pieces of history and art. Buy a world-famous cigar as a unique gift and sip on a cold, fruity drink made with Cuban rum at one of the beautiful rooftop bars. Sit back and relax on one of Cuba’s 300 incredible white sandy beaches with clear blue water. See this old-fashioned charm firsthand, all while enjoying the benefits of immersing yourself in the culture and enriching your life by learning Spanish.

Learn Spanish in Cuba - Study Spanish abroad

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Learn Spanish in one of our schools in Cuba. Study Spanish in total immersion by staying at a family house and experiencing the country's culture. Learn Spanish in <b>Cuba</b> CUBA Cuba is known for its warm culture, lively music, spectacular art, weathered yet colorful architecture, picturesque beaches, classic cars, intense cigars, delicious cuisine, oak-aged rum, diverse landscapes, and vibrant cities. Learn Spanish in Cuba

QUICK FACTS ABOUT CUBA

81st
most populated country
9
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
2,300+
miles of coastline (3,700+ km)
CUC
Official currency
7 PM
Dinner time
11+
million inhabitants

Where would you like to learn Spanish?

HAVANA

This enchanting and vivacious capital city is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities. Thanks to its lively atmosphere and unbridled high spirits, Havana unsurprisingly remains a firm favorite among visitors to the island.

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TRINIDAD

With its multicolored colonial architecture and love for salsa dancing, Trinidad is a vibrant town which appeals to all ages. It is the birthplace of the son and the perfect place for salsa enthusiasts. All the Cuban rhythms are in Trinidad. 

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SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Renowned for its welcoming, cheerful air and Caribbean personality, Santiago de Cuba is a wonderful place to learn Spanish in a warm, nurturing, picturesque and very safe environment.

Learn Spanish in SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Discover Cuba with don Quijote

In Cuba music is everywhere, from the gritty rhythms of street musicians to the spectacular sounds of jazz and salsa flowing from the local bars and clubs. Cuba is home to nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites and people travel to this country specifically to see some of these sites, including Old Havana. Visit this historical city and be transported back in time before large, extravagant hotels and tourist-pleasing amenities took over. Take a tour in a classic car from the 1950s. Cubans take pride in preserving these vintage motorized pieces of history and art. Buy a world-famous cigar as a unique gift and sip on a cold, fruity drink made with Cuban rum at one of the beautiful rooftop bars. Sit back and relax on one of Cuba’s 300 incredible white sandy beaches with clear blue water. See this old-fashioned charm firsthand, all while enjoying the benefits of immersing yourself in the culture and enriching your life by learning Spanish.

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