Learn Spanish in Peru

Some great reasons to study Spanish in Peru:

Great Spanish is spoken in Peru

Just like English, the Spanish spoken in different countries varies a lot from the accent to the use of local words. Peruvian Spanish is considered to be the amongst the clearest around. This means that if you choose to study Spanish  in Peru, you have one less obstacle in understanding and being understood in the language.

A beautiful and diverse country

Peru is fortunate enough to enjoy the amazing Amazon rain forest, the snow capped Andes mountain range and over 2000km of Pacific beaches. This rich diversity makes for a fascinating experience, where you will see many unforgettable sights.

A historical adventure

Justifiably famous for the citadel of Machu Pichu and the Inca empire, Peru is so much more.  Whether is is the incredible Nazca Lines, the adobe city of Chan Chan, or Kuelap, considered by many to be the equal of Machu Pichu. 

Learn Spanish at a reasonable cost

You can take Spanish  classes at our language school for as little as $7 per hour. Trujillo itself is an inexpensive City. Taxis generally cost $1.50 around the City and for the same price you can find a hot lunch.  The cost of living is considerably less than cities such as Lima and Cusco , where international tourism has pushed up prices.

Eating Cebiche and drinking Pisco Sour

Peru is becoming increasingly well know around the world for its gastronomy.  A fantastic culinary fusion of the coast, the mountains and the jungle, our cuisine is also a reflection of the Peru´s rich cultural mix. We have dishes drawing inspiration from our our different cultures and those of Spain, China, Italy, West Africa and Japan,  Whilst you are here you will have a great opportunity to try a new world of cuisine.

Practising Spanish with friendly locals

Trujillo has a small but growing tourist industry. 10 years ago there were about 5000 foreign visitors per year and last year was approximately 30,000.   You will find that English is rarely spoken around the City, other than by some of the many local students. (Trujillo has 5 universities) This ensures that students of Spanish can really immerse themselves in the local language.