Learn Spanish in
Menorca

Spanish Language Courses Overview

At our Spanish language school in Menorca, we tailor a distinctive learning experience to ensure you grasp the fundamentals of Spanish and achieve fluency in this foreign language comparable to your native one. Your host teacher, Mónica, guides you through a well-structured program designed for profound understanding and practical usage.

Here’s an overview of the key components of our Spanish courses in Menorca:

• Tailored Curriculum
• Interactive Learning
• Small Class Sizes
• Conversational Practice
• Cultural Integration
• Real-Life Scenarios
• Outdoor Learning
• Ongoing Assessment
• Continuous Immersion

About Your Host Teacher in Menorca

Mónica is the founder and director of the Spanish Homestay Immersion Programme (SHIP), a division of Spanish Express. She’s Spanish and of Argentinian descent, and she was lucky enough to grow up in Menorca, one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean.

Having relocated to London 30 years ago, she now divides her time between Spain and the UK to enjoy the best of both worlds.

Likes & Passions:

• Photography
  
• Travel and tourism
  
• Art, cinema, and theatre
  
• Spending time with her family and friends

“As a teacher, I have experienced the joy of achievement over the last two decades by measuring the success of the many students I have taught, from young ones to the young-at-heart.

I firmly believe that culture and language are inextricably linked and that a complete understanding of a language cannot be achieved without a thorough knowledge of its origin.”

– Mónica Romero

The house features

• Comfortable double and twin bedrooms
  
• Suitable for one to four guests
  
• Traditional Menorcan kitchen for cooking Spanish recipes with your host
  
• Shared/private bathrooms equipped with towels, bath gel, shampoo, and hairdryer
  
• Provided meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner (at home)
  
• Wi-Fi & Netflix access

We accommodate up to 4 people at a time. Unless students are in a 2:1 program (sharing a twin/double), each student has their own private bedroom.

Extras & Facilities include:
Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, washing machine, top terrace, sun loungers, iron & ironing board, dishwasher, smoke alarm, and fire blanket.

Your Safety and Comfort

Our Spanish school in Menorca prioritizes your safety and comfort. All our teachers are DBS-checked and certified in safeguarding children. You’ll enjoy a family-like atmosphere while improving your Spanish every day in a safe and welcoming environment.

Learn Spanish in Menorca

Menorca is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and one of Spain’s most enchanting islands. Famous for its turquoise coves, prehistoric monuments, and charming towns, Menorca is the ideal destination for total immersion.

Highlights include:

• Ciutadella – historic old town with palaces, narrow streets, and a Gothic cathedral.
  
• Maó (Mahon) – the capital, with one of the largest natural harbours in the world.
  
• Talayotic Monuments – ancient stone structures like Naveta des Tudons and Torre d’en Galmés.
  
• Cami de Cavalls – a scenic coastal trail circling the entire island.
  
• Hidden Coves – Cala Macarella, Cala Mitjana, and Cala Turqueta are among Europe’s most beautiful beaches.

In Menorca, you’ll combine Spanish learning with Mediterranean lifestyle, culture, and nature.

Savour Spanish Gastronomy in Menorca

Food is at the heart of Spanish culture, and in Menorca you’ll discover unique flavours that reflect the island’s history and traditions. Students can enjoy cooking classes at home and sample authentic Menorcan dishes in local restaurants.

Typical Menorcan dishes include:

• Caldereta de Langosta (lobster stew, Menorca’s signature dish)
  
• Queso de Mahón (cured Menorcan cheese)
  
• Oliaigua (traditional vegetable soup)
  
• Sobrasada (spicy cured sausage)
  
• Carn i Xua (local cured sausage)
  
• Ensaimada (sweet spiral pastry)
  
• Pastissets (star-shaped biscuits)
  
• Fresh seafood and Mediterranean fish dishes

Menorca’s Artistry & Legacy

Menorca is not only about stunning beaches; it’s also an island rich in history, culture, and artistry.

Highlights include:

• Talayotic Culture Sites – Naveta des Tudons, Torre d’en Galmés (UNESCO-listed).
  
• Ciutadella – Gothic cathedral, palaces, and lively plazas.
  
• Maó – Teatro Principal (Spain’s oldest opera house) and Georgian architecture.
  
• Menorca Museum – artefacts spanning prehistoric to modern times.
  
• Local Artisan Markets – Binibeca, Es Mercadal, and Ferreries.
  
• Natural Wonders – pristine beaches, caves, and breathtaking sunsets at Punta Nati lighthouse.

Here in Menorca, every day is a blend of language, culture, nature, and Mediterranean charm.