5 language schools in Cadiz from 214€ for a 1 week Spanish course
Spanish course types in Cadiz
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General Spanish courses
General adult courses cover the main elements of the Spanish language for all levels and have various options including number of lessons per week and course duration. -
Private Spanish courses
One-to-one classes in Spanish are available in bundles which can be added to general Spanish courses or as a stand alone course. -
Spanish exam preparation courses
Spanish exam preparation courses are available to help students to advance through the Spanish levels and gain an official certificate on completion. -
Spanish plus activity courses
In some cases, general Spanish courses can be combined with an after class interest. Possible activities include hobbies, cultural events or creative programmes. -
Junior Spanish courses
Spanish lessons for children and teenagers can be booked in school holidays and often come as a package, which includes accommodation, activities and excursions. -
Business Spanish courses
Learn how to shape your use of the Spanish language in the business world for a competitive edge in tasks such as negotiations, conference calls and presentations. -
Specialty courses Spanish
Teacher training programmes and school trips are just some of the Spanish options students can take in the Specialty category. -
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Cadiz ratings & opinions
How our students rated their experience in Cadiz
What our students said about Cadiz
It really is a very beautiful city and the beach is on the doorstep. A lot to see during the day. You can also do great shopping. But why is there not even a little music anywhere. Just tapas bars without music, nothing else. I just lacked the positive mood. I definitely recommend another city for beginners. The Spanish spoken in Cadiz was very fast and choppy and I found the inhabitants to be mostly very unfriendly.
It has a fantastic location by the sea with a special climate, lots of sunshine and amazing beaches. It's not quite as hot as further inland. The historic city centre is spectacular. Security is extremely high. The suburbs don't look as chic. There is also a lot to discover in the surrounding area: More beaches :-) white villages, mountains, salt marshes, dunes and the Strait of Gibraltar.
Cadiz is a charming city, but it takes a while to really understand the charm of this city and the hustle and bustle. Every day you discover something new, exciting, interesting - Cadiz and its surroundings (Vejer, Barbate, ...) are like an onion - and in the end you know why Andalusia is so well-known and popular.
A very beautiful, lively city worth seeing, where I felt safe late at night and in the dark, even as a woman alone, without any problems. The many wonderful buildings, sights and beautiful streets are fascinating, the people are very nice and helpful. I'll definitely come back!
Fantastically beautiful city, with a lot of history and beautiful sandy beaches and gardens. There is hardly any overflow of tourists and a constant feeling of security. The city is well connected via long-distance buses and trains, making trips into the surrounding area easy.
It is the oldest city in Europe with a very, very beautiful city center and wonderfully located on the Atlantic Ocean, great beaches and waves right next to the center and still in September a lot of culture (music, concerts, dance, especially flamenco, cinema, theater).
I spent most of my time in the old town and around the school. There is a lot to discover, it was a very nice stay. If you love the sea, this is definitely the right place for you. You can also go on lots of excursions from Cadiz. All in all, it's worth a longer stay.
Picturesque, clean and safe small town, with little disturbing car traffic! Lots of history, interesting buildings and a nice fish market where you can also eat tapas, in a pleasant location with friendly people. A good place if you like flamenco.
Wonderful for learning Spanish - especially if you live in the old town. Tourists don't get lost here in the evenings. Which means you have to use your Spanish pretty quickly. A wonderful city. Absolutely recommendable! I will be back.
It was amazing, we loved being able to surf as well as walk around the charming old town. Many choices of restaurants and bakeries. We were wowed by the many open squares and parks. It was a great place to attend a language school
What language school directors said about Cadiz
Off the beaten track coastal destination that allow students to immerse themselve in an authentic Spanish city
We are almost entirely surrounded by water, having an excellent climate. Enjoying more than 300 days of sunshine a year.
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Cadiz
All very friendly and well organised.
1 May 2025
Course: General Spanish Course - 1 week
Student age: 61 years
The small school is very centrally located near the centre, 3 minutes' walk to the sea. You receive a very friendly welcome and are divided into small groups according to your language level. The teachers are very committed and there is a pleasant and relaxed learning atmosphere. In addition to the course, there are many extracurricular activities on offer. Students receive a certificate at the end of the course. Highly recommended!
13 February 2025
Course: Spanish Intensive Course - 1 week
Student age: 54 years
Teaching was excellent, and well coordinated. Teaching materials were also quite good.
4 February 2025
Course: Spanish Intensive Course - 4 weeks
Student age: 70 years
The lessons were a lot of fun and I learnt a lot.
18 December 2024
Course: General Spanish Course - 2 weeks
Student age: 60 years
I was absolutely delighted with the teacher Isabella (‘Chiqui’), her organisation of the lessons and her pedagogical skills. I also really liked the composition of the course. And also Martin, who advised me, with whom I had personal contact and his excellent reliability.
25 November 2024
Course: Intensive 20 - 2 weeks
Student age: 67 years
Information about Cadiz
Key Facts about Cadiz
- Big Mac price (Spain average):
4.24 € (7% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Weather in Cadiz
What to do in Cadiz
Arrival airports
Public transportation to city center:
Every 120 minutes, 45 minutes.
Main stops: Aeropuerto de Jerez, Cadiz
3 per day, 80 minutes.
Main stops: Jerez de la Frontera Airport, Cádiz
Taxi: 30 minutes drive to city center of Cadiz
Public transportation to city center:
Every 30 minutes, 140 minutes.
Main stops: Sevilla Airport, Auxiliar Kansas City-Est. Santa Justa + Sevilla Santa Justa, Cadiz
Every 30 minutes, 190 minutes.
Main stops: Sevilla Airport, Sevilla-Plaza de Armas + Sevilla, Cadiz
Taxi: 80 minutes drive to city center of Cadiz
Public transportation to city center:
60-180, 300 minutes.
Main stops: Malaga, Cordoba Central, Puerto de S Maria, Cadiz
60-180, 330 minutes.
Main stops: Malaga Airport, Marbella, Ageciras, Cadiz
Taxi: 146 minutes drive to city center of Cadiz
Q&A - Questions about Spanish courses and schools in Cadiz
What are the options for getting to Cadiz from Seville Airport?
There is also the option of taking the long-distance bus from Seville Prado de San Sebastián. The journey time here is also about 1 hour and 45 minutes. The ticket price here is between EUR 15 and 20.”
We are looking for a language school in Cadiz for our daughter (20y.o.) in August. It would also be important that there are teenagers/students her age at the school.
I would like to take a conversation course for 1 week. I am a retiree.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Spanish Courses in Cadiz
Can I take private Spanish lessons in Cadiz?
What can I do in my free time?
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