Language Programs in Caribbean

Cuba & Costa Rica – 8 Weeks Travel Adventure

Jakera: Learn Spanish, Volunteer and Adventure

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This program offers a full 8-week "All In" experience combining adventure and cultural exchange in Costa Rica and Cuba. Spend one month in each country embracing the lifestyle, enjoying the best activities, and making a positive impact by supporting local communities. Start in Costa Rica with Spani

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Learn Spanish in Latin America with Enforex

Enforex - Spanish in The Spanish World

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Learn Spanish in Latin America with Enforex and discover a country blessed with a vast array of natural wonders. Choose your destination and learn Spanish with Enforex in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, or Bolivia. Our schools are located in the very center of the cities. That means you will be

Learn Spanish in Latin America at Don Quijote

Don Quijote

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Live "the Spanish way" while learning the language at Don Quijote. Our unique and immersive learning environment helps students reach their full language potential, inside and outside the classroom. We provide a range of courses for all skill levels based on individual needs. We achieve this by tak

Spanish Language Course & Immersion in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Language Vacation

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Learn Spanish on the island of Puerto Rico in the city of San Juan, enjoy your Spanish learning vacation in the oldest city under the U.S. flag. The city has three distinct areas: Old San Juan, the Beach and Resort area and other outlying communities, the port is one of the busiest in the Caribbe

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Plus Taalreizen

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Learn Spanish in Cuba

Our language school in Havana offers a truly unique learning environment unlike most others in Cuba. While many schools operate from hotels or private homes, this school has its own dedicated villa in the heart of the Miramar district—one of Havana’s safest and most welcoming neighbourhoods. Locate

Home Tuition Programmes in France

InFluent Language Immersion

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The Home Tuition Programme is the most effective and immersive way to make rapid progress in French. You stay directly in your teacher’s home, where you receive private lessons fully tailored to your needs, goals, and level. This unique approach allows you to immediately put into practice what you l

Learn Spanish in the Dominican Republic

The National Registration Center for Study Abroad

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Combine language-learning experience with an exciting adventure in the Dominican Republic. The NRCSA center aims to facilitate intercultural exchange between foreign students and Dominican students who study English and German. Through this unique and interactive method of learning a language in the

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Estudio Sampere

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Spanish School in Cuba

Our Spanish school in Cuba is in Havana—the island nation's capital, largest city, and major port hub. Havana is a main tourist destination, attracting people from all over the world. Expect to practice your Spanish skills with locals and other learners. Our Spanish language school in Cuba opened i

A Guide to Language Programs in the Caribbean

Locations

Diversity rules the Caribbean, from the Greater Antilles to the Lesser Antilles. There are several different places to immerse yourself in the language of your choosing while also getting a taste of local linguistics (think creole and patois). Here are a few of the top places for language programs in the Caribbean:

Havana, Cuba. Picture yourself havana good time chowin’ down on ropa vieja in Cuba’s charming capital city. Stroll along the malecón, travel through time in Old Havana, and take a tour in one of those picturesque, classy cars in between Spanish language classes. If you crave Cuban rhythms, add in a little salsa dancing or percussion drumming. Intertwine a survivalist history with intensive language courses in a place that attracts famous and not-so-famous people alike (just take a look at the signed walls of La Bodeguita del Medio).

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. As the oldest European city in the Americas, Santo Domingo prides itself on its heritage, history, and fascinatingly-distinct neighborhoods. Check out Parque Colón and the New World’s oldest paved street, Calle Las Damas, in the zona colonial (UNESCO-approved). Get your cultural fix at one of four museums in Plaza de la Cultura, sample Dominican dishes like mofongo, sancocho, and of course, some plátano, and gaze at Victorian houses in the well-to-do Gazcue neighborhood. Practice your Spanish skills in and out of the classroom, and when you get tired of verbal communication, learn some merengue and bachata steps! Suavemente, no?

Martinique and Guadeloupe. Fusing French and Creole influences in the French West Indies, Martinique and Guadeloupe (I'ile Papillon or Butterfly Island) are fabulous extensions of France. Picture France as a paradise island: c'est parfait! Add in a hint of adventure in these off-the-beaten path destinations when you’re not conversing with locals in French. Both Caribbean departments of France are incredibly unique: mountains, rain forest, beaches, and coral reefs galore. Whether immersing yourself in colorful Sainte-Anne, Guadeloupe or Le Robert, Martinique, French fluency is achievable in one-on-one homestay programs that combine private tutoring with all things French culture.

Latest Program Reviews

5 Weeks in Havana

June 05, 2025by: Felicia Lubertazzi - United States

I decided to treat myself to some time at a language school in Cuba, combining a fascination for a culture I knew little about with a love for the Spanish language and an interest in salsa dancing. I had taught myself Spanish using Duolingo and this program was my treat for having completed the app. Surprisingly I really knew a lot of Spanish before arriving, but the school was able to put me into an advanced class and was also wonderful in adapting group activities to make sure that I had ample opportunity to speak Spanish even when mixed with students at more beginning levels. The staff really care about the students and it all feels like one big family. Yes, there were sometimes the normal issues that unfortunately come with Cuba - electricity shortages or (temporary) no hot water - but I honestly didn't notice them at all. I had so much fun and would recommend this program to anyone - it is a great way to learn Spanish, see and learn about the country, and be instantly in a group of like-minded people all looking to explore.

Cuba, A Dream Come True!

April 29, 2025by: Amy Cote - United States

I've always wanted to know Cuba, but as an American, I had a lot of fear and concern for my safety. That's where Corazón Cuba helped me the most. Having a "home base" with friendly, amazing people to help me navigate the cultural differences and become confident to walk alone in the streets of old Havana. It was an invaluable month-long experience for me and I made amazing friends from all over Europe, friends for life. Salsa classes, cultural tours of the city, trips to Viñales and Trinidad, we did so many things that pushed me past my comfort zone. It was an amazing experience. I do recommend a month-long stay to truly start to understand Cuban life and feel more at home. I recommend bringing antibiotics, medications, deodorant, mosquito spray, etc, as those things are not available in Cuba. Pack 1/2 your suitcase with gifts and donations... You will be glad you did. The Cuban people are so lovely, but you must remember the country is in difficult times and you are there to understand and have a better awareness about how you can help. It was a life changing and humbling experience. I highly recommend going to see Cuba for yourself!

5 Weeks in Havana

June 05, 2025by: Felicia Lubertazzi - United States

Cuba, A Dream Come True!

April 29, 2025by: Amy Cote - United States