Onsite Private Spanish Classes in Laguna de Apoyo
Have you ever been in a place where you would hike and swim in tranquility surrounded by jungle and hills? Laguna de Apoyo, a nature Paradise, a Nature Reserve near Masaya and Granada cities, is the right place to do it. A huge ancient crater, with the most clear and pristine water in Nicaragua. Few […]
Spanish Language Schools in Masaya-Nicaragua, history
By Raúl Gavarrette O. The former Escuela de Español Laguna de Apoyo, in Masaya – later in 1995 known as Escuela de Español Proyecto Ecológico Laguna de Apoyo – was founded in 1992, by the McKaye family. Beverly McKaye a South African artist became its first Director. The McKaye family had arrived in Nicaragua for […]
History of the Spanish Schools in Laguna de Apoyo-Nicaragua
By Raúl Gavarrette O. By the end of 1992 the Escuela de Español Laguna de Apoyo – later in 1995 known as Escuela de Español Proyecto Ecológico Laguna de Apoyo- started operations. This school was opened by the McKaye family. Beverly McKaye a South African artist became its first Director. The McKaye family had arrived […]
Current Spanish Language Schools in Nicaragua (9)
By Raúl Gavarrette O. At present it seems that the strong Spanish school’s boom of the 90´s in Nicaragua, has decreased and come to a stable stage where the schools which survived the economic crisis after year 2018 are apparently the ones which will continue in the market. International high price of oil at present […]
Spanish courses in Laguna de Apoyo
Laguna de Apoyo is paradise on earth. Located at just 40 minutes from Granada city, this awesome huge crater lake, a stunning nature reserve in Nicaragua offers fantastic views, wild life exploration in the surroundings. It is a peaceful destination for nature lovers. Toucans, howler monkeys, birds, butterflies, squirrels, and more! Beautiful sunrises every morning […]
Laguna de Apoyo, Nicaragua
By Amber Dobrzensky Nicaragua’s cleanest and most enticing swimming hole is Laguna de Apoyo, just outside of Masaya. Actually a lake that formed in the drowned volcanic crater of the long extinct Apoyo Volcano, the lagoon floor reaches 200 meters in depth—the lowest point in all of Central America. Considering how easy it is to […]