This Spanish Summer Program in Valencia combines 20 Spanish lessons per week with organized afternoon and evening activities, excursions and full-board accommodation in a residence or Spanish host family. The program welcomes international students aged 16 to 19, from complete beginners to advanced Spanish learners.

Spend your mornings learning Spanish in small classes of 6–10 students, then enjoy three afternoon and three evening activities each week. Discover Valencia through cultural visits, beach activities and social events, and explore destinations such as Albufera, Peñíscola, Montanejos and Calpe on full-day Saturday excursions.

Study abroad Valencia Spain
Ages 16 to 19
Language Spanish
Accommodation Residence or Host family
Dates June 14 - August 15 2026
Length from 2 weeks
From 1,775 EUR
Overview

Where do students study Spanish in Valencia?

Spanish classes take place at a language school in central Valencia, in a restored historic building with modern facilities. Its central location gives students easy access to the city while they take part in the summer program. The school has 28 classrooms, student areas, two outdoor patios, a cafeteria, kitchen and BBQ area, as well as free Wi-Fi. Spanish is used throughout the lessons, with classes covering speaking, listening, reading and writing. 
Students can choose between full-board accommodation with a Spanish host family or a student residence with other international teenagers.

What is included in the Spanish summer program?

The Valencia summer program combines Spanish lessons with accommodation, organized activities and supervision for teenagers.
The program includes:

  • 20 Spanish lessons per week, with each lesson lasting 50 minutes
  • Small classes of 6 to 10 students
  • Full-board accommodation, meaning all meals are included
  • Organized activities, cultural visits and sports
  • Supervision during the program
  • A summer activity program designed for teenagers
  • A certificate and academic report at the end of the course

​Outside the classroom, students can discover Valencia and experience its culture, Mediterranean setting, beaches and local food as part of their summer abroad.

How are teenagers supervised during the Spanish summer program?

Students have access to 24-hour emergency assistance throughout their stay. They are also supervised by program staff during organized activities and excursions and are expected to attend their scheduled classes and activities and follow the program rules and curfew.
Activities that require specialist skills, such as sailing, are supervised by professional instructors.
Families choosing host family accommodation can also book an extra supervision service. With this option, the host family accompanies the student to school and collects them after the day's activities.

What level of Spanish do students need?

The summer program welcomes students from beginner to advanced Spanish level, so students do not need to be fluent before joining.
Lessons develop the four main language skills — speaking, listening, reading and writing — with opportunities to practise spoken Spanish and apply grammar in context.

What does the standard Spanish course include?

Students attend 20 Spanish lessons of 50 minutes per week, from Monday to Friday. Classes normally take place from 9:30 am to 1:20 pm, including a 15- to 20-minute break. 

Activities

​What activities will you do during the Spanish summer program?

When you book this summer camp through Nacel, you will take part in three afternoon and three evening activities per week, giving you plenty of opportunities to discover Valencia, spend time with other international students and enjoy the city outside the classroom.
Depending on the weekly program, you may:
  • Take a boat tour
  • Join a cooking workshop
  • Visit museums
  • Explore Valencia by bike
  • Go shopping
  • Go bowling
  • Enjoy a BBQ on the school terrace
  • Take part in beach games
  • Join a disco party
  • Take part in quiz nights or talent shows
Your Spanish classes normally take place in the morning, while activities are usually scheduled in the afternoon from approximately 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm. On some days, the schedule may be reversed, with activities in the morning and classes in the afternoon.


Where will you go on excursions?

Every Saturday, you will join a full-day excursion and discover destinations around Valencia and Spain’s Mediterranean coast.
Depending on your program dates, you may visit places such as:
  • Albufera Lake
  • Benicàssim
  • Sagunto
  • Xàtiva
  • Peñíscola
  • Montanejos
  • Altea
  • Calpe
  • A water park
The exact excursion program varies depending on the week of your stay.

What can you do on Sundays?

Sundays are free days. You can spend the day with your host family or meet friends and enjoy some free time in Valencia, while following the program rules and curfew.


Ages 13–15? We’ve got a program for you too!
Spanish Summer Camp in Valencia for teens aged 13–15​

Extra activities

Sailing add-on

​If you would like to spend some time sailing on the Mediterranean, you can book individual sailing sessions directly at the school.
Instead of committing to sailing for a full week, you can choose the sessions you want to join during your stay. You will take part in each sailing outing with other students, giving you the flexibility to combine Spanish classes, activities and time on the water according to your interests.

Accommodation

​​Where will you stay in Valencia?

You can choose between a Spanish host family and a student residence during your summer program in Valencia. Both options include full board, meaning all meals are provided, but they offer two different experiences.


What is it like to stay with a Spanish host family?

Staying with a host family gives you the opportunity to experience everyday life in Spain and use Spanish outside the classroom.
You will stay in a double room with another student and may share the bathroom with your host family. Host family homes vary in style and facilities, but provide a comfortable home environment during your stay. Most host families live within approximately 25 minutes of the school. On your first day, your host will show you and your roommate how to get to school. After that, you can normally travel to school together.
If your parents prefer additional supervision, you can book the close supervision service for €90 per week. With this option, the host family accompanies you to school and collects you after the day's activities.
Weekly cleaning and laundry are included.


What is the student residence like?

If you prefer to live with other international students, you can choose the student residence located approximately 12 minutes' walk from the school.
You will stay in a double room with a private bathroom, study area and air conditioning. Bed linen and towels are provided and changed once a week.
The residence also offers:
  • Full board, with all meals included
  • Common areas and Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning in bedrooms and shared spaces
  • Live-in residence staff
  • Weekly room and common-area cleaning
  • Free self-service washing machines and dryers
  • Free ironing facilities
The residence has approximately 100 double rooms and gives you the opportunity to live and socialize with other students taking part in the summer program.
Fees & dates
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Teen Spanish course in Valencia 2027

Prices valid for 2027. 

* Price in Euros

Summer school for students in Spain: Key Facts

  • Arrival on Sunday, departure on Saturday. 
  • Duration: 2 to 9 weeks

Dates 2026

  • June 20 – July 3, 2027
  • June 27 – July 10, 2027
  • July 4 – July 17, 2027
  • July 11 – July 24, 2027
  • July 18 – July 31, 2027
  • July 25 – August 7, 2027
  • August 1 – August 14, 2027

​Ages 13–15? We’ve got a program for you too!
We also offer a Spanish Summer Camp in Valencia for teens aged 13–15.​

Arrival and departure

Transfer fees not included:

  • airport/station shared transfer on weekends: 45 EUR/each way
  • UM transfer service on arrival or departure: 90 EUR
  • individual transfer: 80 EUR/each way

You need to arrive on Sunday at Valencia Airport or the Train station. You will be picked up at the airport and brought directly to your host family or the residence.

On Saturday it is time to say goodbye to your new friends. On departure, you will be picked up at your accommodation and driven to the airport's departure terminal. There the staff will help you to do the check-in and guide you up to the passport control before the departure gates. If you have booked the UM service with the airline (unaccompanied minor service) you need to book the service with the school as well. (an extra fee will apply). The airline requires the person in charge to escort you until boarding the plane and he/she will not leave until the flight has taken off.

💰 What's Included in the Price?

  • Administration fees
  • Full board accommodation (all meals / residence or host family)
  • 20 Spanish lessons per week (50 minutes per class) in the group of maximum 12 students
  • Class material, level test, certificate and academic report at the end of the course
  • Activities, cultural visits, and sports every afternoon
  • 1 Saturday excursion per two-week program
  • Supervision, 24h emergency assistance, Medical insurance

🚫 What's Not Included?

  • Round-trip international airfare
  • Non compulsory insurances (luggage lost, flight delay etc.)
  • Visa, passport and medical exam fees
  • Return transfer from Valencia airport/stations
  • Airport assistance on departure (UM service not included, 125 EUR)
  • Personal expenses and spending money
  • Civil Liability and Emergency Repatriation insurance
  • Application fees (65 euros)

"Jordan returned home and said he had a great time on your program. He said his host Fina was wonderful and he enjoyed meeting the diverse group of participants on the program. He said the classes were generally very good. He enjoyed many of the excursions (some more than others). Valencia sounds like the perfect summer destination for this type of program. We are grateful that we found you." 
Ayala, Jordan's mum.

Jordan U. (all)

"I’m really grateful for the fact that I had spent my summer in Valencia this year - and spent it productively, in one of the best language schools. I’ve enjoyed the camp so much that I didn’t even want to leave - the conditions of the residence (single rooms with private bathrooms were perfect for me to recharge as an introvert after another long day of activities) with different activities that changed every day and the 2-hour free time before dinner had made me want to stay in the camp for another week. I’ve also noticed the difference between my progress in Spanish from the first and last day of the lessons - from barely understanding the teacher on the first day to fully understanding them in just 4 days. However, there were small things that I found a bit inconvenient: the duration of the time spent for waiting for the activities (the monitors always came 30 minutes late, even though they sent us the exact time during which we were supposed to be at school), short amount of time after going to the pool (the people didn’t have time to wash their hair before the lessons) and the food in the dining room - generally speaking, it was delicious, but they gave us a lot of fried food. But to summarise, this camp gave me unforgettable memories, an unusual experience and the realisation that Spanish grammar is even more difficult than Greek "
Veronika

Veronika (all)

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Eligibility

Any student aged between 16 and 19 years old may participate in this Summer school in Spain. We can accommodate all levels of Spanish, from beginner to advanced! 


​Ages 13–15? We’ve got a program for you too!
We also offer a Spanish Summer Camp in Valencia for teens aged 13–15, featuring Spanish lessons, cultural activities, and exciting excursions in one of Spain’s most dynamic cities.