Cádiz is the oldest city of Andalusia, founded by Phoenician sailors around 1100 bc. with a history of more than 3000 years. It is located on the Atlantic coast in the south west of Spain. The character of its old quarter surrounded by walls, filled with narrow streets that open into peaceful plazas, a lighthouse, beaches and a wonderful cathedral are only a few things that make Cádiz an attractive choice for a language program.

The province of Cádiz has approx. 250 Km of coastline most of it on the Atlantic and a portion on the Mediterranean Sea. White sandy beaches, natural parks, flamenco music and the famous "white villages" are some of the attractions that can be found in the region. The gastronomy and the charm of the Andalusian people will make your stay a very pleasant remembrance.