At some point in the near future spanish will be the most spoken language in the United States. It's already the second most widely spoken language in the country. Add to this the beautiful spanish of the South American nations, central America like Mexico, Latin America and of course Spain you have quickly done a world tour.
When you learn spanish you not only open a world of people and possibilities, but also the most incredible literature, cultures and lands.
At Aventure Linguistique we offer you the possibility to learn spanish all around the world - in Spain, in Cuba, in South America.
Not only that you can also do some amazing volunteer programmes and contribute a little to the countries in which you are learning.
Learning spanish need not be hard work. It should be fun and an incredible adventure - that's why we are Aventure Linguistique!
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1.Argentina
Argentina, perhaps the most European and European-influenced of all the South American countries.
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2.Chile
This is the place for an adventure! This is where you can learn and be moved, soaking up Spanish from the people as much as the environment. The long, thin stripe of Chile's Pacific coast extends for almost 4300km top to bottom.
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3.Costa Rica
In Costa Rica, nature rules all! Over 60% of Costa Rican territory is protected as natural parks, where diverse flora and fauna thrive.
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4.Cuba
Destination idéale pour apprendre l'espagnol au soleil, dans un environnement unique ! Partez en séjour linguistique à Cuba et vous vivrez l'île intégralement.
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5.Spain
Are you going to be one of the thousands of happy students who choose Spain as their Mediterranean destination for learning Spanish each year? With a culture so rich, landscape so varied and such unique historical cities, Spain, as a place to improve your Spanish will astound you.
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6.Ecuador
The Andes, the Amazon, the Galapagos and the Pacific beaches make up Ecuador’s four distinct climatic zones – which means that you can visit Ecuador anytime throughout the year and always find something new to explore! Few countries in Latin America can boast such diversity.
