Language
students get to witness the idyllic “little Venice” of Valencia
Valencia. To spend the morning with sun, marvelous buildings and with the feet
in the sea, can a dream be more beautiful? The Spanish language students of a language school of Valencia will answer that question with
“no”, hence they were given the opportunity to spend a couple of hours in Port
Saplaya. Located about eight kilometers north of Valencia Port Saplaya offers nice, peaceful open squares, colorful
houses, and a beautiful beach – pure idyll.
Therefore
the language students
where pacing through the little alleys admiring the with love constructed
apartments, crossing squares with restaurants and walking alongside the harbor.
Motorboats where side by side with sailing boats and the city’s nickname “little Venice” was self-explaining with that
view. The whole town was built around this little harbor.
While
admiring the little city the students were able to improve their
Spanish skills and
get to know each other better. After leaving the area around the harbor new
friends joined to spend the rest of the time at one of the popular beaches, others kept on wandering through the little
town and relaxed afterwards on the rocks by the sea. Here they met fishers who
were listening to typical Spanish
music, therefore giving the language students the opportunity to learn even
more about the Spanish
culture and improving the Spanish
vocabulary.
Way too
early it was time for the students
of the Spanish language school Costa de
Valencia to go back
to the bus. Last pictures were taken here before returning to Valencia. It was perfect
start of the day and preparation for the course in the afternoon, where they could
share their experiences in Spanish
with the whole class.
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