Mount Etna and Taormina - Sicily
Dates: August 25th - 31st, 2019
Mount Etna offers unforgettable landscapes in every season and at any time of day. As Europe's largest volcano, it is a breathtaking blend of intense, contrasting colors and vistas. Taormina, known as the “pearl of the Mediterranean,” boasts a fabulous artistic, cultural, and historical her
itage, not to mention its stunning sea views. Our language tour combines formal Italian lessons with guided, contextual practice during walks in unique settings and cultural excursions to Taormina.
Throughout the trip and our hikes, you will have the chance to interact in Italian with locals, tour guides, and your teacher, who will join all the activities in the program. This allows you to practice your Italian and receive encouragement, clarification, and feedback well beyond the classroom. Furthermore, our lessons draw inspiration from and blend seamlessly with the authentic cultural experiences offered by the various locations and tours we visit.
Learning won’t stop when classes end, but you’ll be having too much fun to notice!
Groups will be formed based on language proficiency levels so that each course is tailored to specific goals. Our lessons focus on oral practice and interaction, maintaining a strong connection to the cultural aspects of our destinations and our nature-focused excursions. Learning doesn't stop when classes end, but you'll be too busy enjoyi
ng yourself to notice! :-)
For more information, check out our brochure or email us at [email protected]
Find further information at www.121landguagetuition.com
Guide: Salvatore Marletta – www.ciaotrekking.com
Day-by-day programme
Important notes
The itinerary may change in the event of adverse natural conditions: in that case an alternative route will be proposed. A few days before the hike you will receive a message with the latest useful information.
Fancy walking with us? Write to us to book or for any information.
This page was automatically translated with artificial intelligence for convenience only and may contain errors. The Italian version is the authoritative reference; we accept no liability for any inaccuracies in the translation.