We offer more the only Spanish courses and lacy days at the beach. If you are an adventures kind of type we can offer you a wide range of activities and exiting destinations to visit. We travel, explore and learn together.

Between the Mediterranean and Atlantic , Europe and Africa , Morocco has always been a land of exchanges and encounters. Since early Antiquity, it has been a land of successive invasions, by the Phoenicians, then the Romans and the Byzantines. Here, Berber, Arab, Jewish and Christian cultures have learnt to live together. Each has contributed its genius, making Morocco a land of tolerance and shared beauty.

In Morocco there is a long tradition of interbreeding in an exceptional cultural heritage, especially in its imperial cities: Marrakech, Rabat , Fez and Meknès. There, great dynasties have built majestic religious edifices and sublime palaces. Not forgetting the medinas with their magical colours, real labyrinths protected by their ramparts, organised around souks and market squares, like the world-renowned Djemaa el-Fna in Marrakech.

This heritage has many other jewels, like the architectural treasures of the ramparts of Essaouira or Asilah, the Roman ruins of Volubilis, the Arab-Andalusian constructions of Tétouan… the more cosmopolitan urban style of Rabat , Casablanca or Tangiers or the imposing beauty of large fortified villages, the sours, the great valleys of the south.

Who has never dreamed of the total freedom of flight without any other assistance, except from their own body?This dream is now a reality and within anybody’s reach.

There are two means of getting into contact with freefall. The Tandem jump or the Accelerated Freefall Course (AFF).

Tandem is the best alternative for those who want to enjoy the feeling of freefall without any complications whatsoever.AFF is for those who are sure that they want to learn about freefall and eventually become skydivers.

We work with Seville skydiving club where you can take a full A license or just jump tandem.

Just as windsurfing was a combination between sailing and surfing, kite surfing is a combination between power kite flying and surfing. It is easy to understand why this sport is so popular - it looks deceptively easy, the jumps and tricks look spectacular and it requires much less wind than windsurfing. The sport is open to everyone of all ages; you need to be in good health and relatively fit (no back, neck or shoulder problems).

Grit determination will also be an asset, because although kite surfing is easier to master than wind surfing, co-ordinating all those skills at the beginning can be a challenge!

Within the sport of Kite Surfing there are two main learning curves that a new participant will move through. These can conveniently be broken down into power kite flying skills and board skills. Within each of the learning curves are a series of skill areas that go to form the overall activity.

When you first see the Rock of Gibraltar, whether it is from the air, from the sea or from either the Costa del Sol or the western end of the Bay, it is its impressive stature, towering isolated above the surrounding countryside, that causes the greatest impact.

It has had this effect on people for many thousands of years. Gibraltar is a beacon which signals the position of the Strait of Gibraltar, the narrow neck which separates Europe from Africa and provides the only link between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

The history of the Alhambra is linked with the geographical place where it is located: Granada. On a rocky hill that is difficult to access, on the banks of the River Darro, protected by mountains and surrounded by woods, among the oldest quarters in the city, the Alhambra rises up like an imposing castle with reddish tones in its ramparts that prevent the outside world from seeing the delicate beauty they enclose.

Originally designed as a military area, the Alhambra became the residence of royalty and of the court of Granada in the middle of the thirteenth century, after the establishment of the Nasrid kingdom and the construction of the first palace, by the founder king Mohammed ibn Yusuf ben Nasr, better known as Alhamar.

Throughout the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, the fortress became a citadel with high ramparts and defensive towers, which house two main areas: the military area, or Alcazaba, the barracks of the royal guard, and the medina or court city, the location of the famous Nasrid Palaces and the remains of the houses of noblemen and plebeians who lived there. The Charles V Palace (which was built after the city was taken by the Catholic Monarchs in 1492) is also in the medina.The complex of monuments also has an independent palace opposite the Alhambra, surrounded by orchards and gardens, which was where the Granadine kings relaxed: the Generalife.

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>> For excursions and courses you will pay a nominal fee, and they will only go ahead if a sufficient number of people take part.

>> The school offers free weekly transport to the beache.