Spanish Summer camp in Spain for Teens - Recommendations?

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Hello - we are looking at Spanish summer camps for our DC (14). We are looking ideally at a week with Spanish lessons and sports / water sports combined.
DC already has a reasonable level of Spanish. But is to improve the language plus the experience to be in a multicultural group.
Any recommendations?
Been looking at Enforex, ISC and Lenguaventura.
Thanks !

Pueblo espagnol not pueblo ingles!!

My DS was in year 9 when he went, but he has a very good level of Spanish as my family is Spanish speaking, although he hadn’t seen them (covid) for 3 years. That was partly the reason I wanted him to go.
they split them in levels typically so he advanced from where he was and most kids advance from the level they start.

DS learnt some stuff that he did not know before, so yes he felt more confident. He ended up being in the most advanced group.

Thanks. My son is definitely at a lower level - just what he’s learnt at school - and language is not his forte which is why I thought a camp might be beneficial.

They slit them in levels , so I am sure whatever the level they benefit.

I’m looking at Cesa For this summer for my y13 daughter. She’s anxious about staying with someone she doesn’t know. How did yours find their host? Many thanks 🙏

My DS went on a week with CESA and had a fabulous time (along with a good language immersion) . Was 17 at the time, and stayed in the halls. Great mix of nationalities, and staying there rather than a host family meant more social activities

Hi @Tinkerwebbo , my ds went 3/4 years ago now and he found it fun. The host company were good but it also depends on the child , there was one day ds didn’t fancy one water activity and they let him stay in the main camp with other kids I happen to be in touch with him that day and sounded like he didn’t do much. I had to speak to the host and ask them to encourage him to do more, otherwise ds would have done the same the following day.
I thought it was overall good but maybe speak to the hosts, specially if the child is unsure.