If you are travelling in Central America, give yourself a chance to stop by Granada, Nicaragua. The beautiful colonial Granada located on shores of the huge Cocibolca Lake offers great opportunities to study and learn the Spanish language. The Cocibolca Lake, is the eighth biggest in the world and the only fresh water lake inhabited by sharks. While you stay in the city, you can do lovely boat tours through the numerous channels in the islet archipelago in the lake; have relaxing afternoons by sitting in the central park talking to local people; enjoy exciting nights in the various outdoor nice restaurants and bars in popular La Calzada Street and more to enjoy!
Granada, known as the colonial jewel of Central America was founded by the Spaniards in XV century, and it is one of the oldest cities in the whole American continent. One of the easy steps to Nicaragua is that you do not need a visa to visit the country and you get a ninety-day stay as you enter. By studying Spanish in our school, you will get for free all the afternoon excursions to the nearby destinations described in our school web site. The full immersion course we offer include some of these field trips around.
Nicaragua has a privilege for having the greatest concentration of active and dormant volcanoes, fresh water lakes, untouched forests and crater lagoons, in the whole Central American region. Masaya, Granada, León, San Juan del Sur and Laguna de Apoyo are some of the nice Nicaraguan destinations you can travel while learning Spanish with Instituto Lingüístico Inter-Cultural in Granada.
