Málaga, Spain

Yes, Málaga is generally a safe city for young people. It is a popular destination for travelers of all ages. The city has a low crime rate, and tourist areas such as the city center and the beach are well monitored. In addition, we have experienced supervisors present during your stay to ensure everything runs smoothly and that young people feel safe and supported with Sprachcaffe.

If you are learning Spanish in Málaga, there's always something exciting waiting for you! You start the week with an introductory tour and a fun welcome party. Every morning you attend language lessons, and in the afternoon you explore the city. Visit landmarks such as the Picasso Museum, located in his birthplace, stroll or shop through the charming streets, or join a delicious tapas tour or spend an afternoon at the beach. For longer stays, we offer extra activities, and for some activities, a small fee may apply.

Our teachers in Málaga are highly qualified professionals with decades of experience teaching Spanish as a foreign language.

• Mª Ángeles García Medina has over 35 years of teaching experience and is a certified DELE examiner (levels A1-B2), with specialized training in didactics and pedagogy.
• Asunción Delgado Manzanares, with 31 years of experience, holds a degree in Hispanic Philology and is accredited to examine all DELE levels.
• Auxiliadora Duarte Casesnoves has more than 30 years of experience, with a background in Philosophy, Educational Sciences, and audiovisual teaching methods.

All our teachers receive ongoing professional development, are certified by the Instituto Cervantes, and speak Spanish and English (some also speak French). They combine pedagogical expertise with a personal, student-centered approach to ensure a high-quality learning experience.