Student travelers will want to visit Puerto Rico to refine their Spanish speaking skills. Students and trip leaders: prepare for an unforgettable trip to the Island of Puerto Rico - a U.S. territory - so no passport is required.  U.S. currency can be used on this Spanish immersion tour, making the planning and execution of a class trip to Puerto Rico far easier (and more economic) than going out of country. 

Whether it is exploring the urban historic district of Old San Juan, or taking some time to picnic, snorkel or take a glass boat tour of the coral coves of Puerto Rico, students will find a lot of happiness in testing their Spanish speaking skills in this environment. 

Though Puerto Rico is currently part of the U.S. Territories, the Spanish colonized the island after being discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493.  The name Puerto Rico means ‘rich port’ and San Juan was named after Saint John the Baptist, a Catholic saint. 

Because of its strategic position in the Caribbean, Puerto Rico was often vied for by foreign powers such as France and the United States. Complicating matters further, the native population of Taino Indians and the Caribe Indians created grave problems for the Spanish during the early days of settlement of Puerto Rico. Today the diverse population of Puerto Rico is free of conquering intruders and it is a pleasant environment for a Spanish speaking class trips.

Enjoy Your Puerto Rican Spanish Language Tour

  • Hotel accommodations (in quads)
  • Security Provided Nightly
  • Complete Sightseeing of the Area
  • Professional Tour Director
  • 4 meals - 2 breakfast/2 dinner (3 day/2 night trip)
  • 6 meals - 3 breakfast/3 dinner (4 day/3 night trip)
  • All entrance fees and admissions
  • All taxes, tips, and gratuities
  • Coverage under E.T.C.'s Liability Insurance Policy

One totally free teacher / chaperone for every ten students (in double occupancy)