I am looking to spend a couple months in central america starting the first week of june. What I am planning is to fly into Guatemala city and make my way down to fly out of costa rica around the 1st week of august i would like to spend 2-3 weeks at a language school to work on my spanish. Ideally i would like a beach town or at least somewhere near a beach, a decent social scene (i dont plan on ragin it every night but I LOVE reggae music and dancing), and some place that isnt too rural so that i may take a weekend trip here and there. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks for your time!!
Hello!
Spanish with reggae?
Guatemala:
- lacks of beaches you are longing for, however
- Antigua and Lake Atitlan are travellers' hubs and one of the popular places to study spanish in central america
Honduras:
- most people go to Roatan island, i guess it is possible to take onto language courses, although that's not what it is famous for
Nicaragua:
- Granada is a cultural center at lago nicaragua, good option to study spanish
- San Juan del Sur: near Granada, surfer/party/beach - i am sure you will find courses in spanish too
Costa Rica: choose east or west coasts according to season
- there are many beaches in CR, i have been to one one the east coast called Puerto Viejo that had a reggae vibe and offers spanish courses too.
You can also consider going over to Panama's Bocas del Toro, since it is very close to Costa Rica border.
Sunshine and happiness!



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