To Make a Reservation

1. Read through the website to see if we are for you: especially the philosophy and come/don’t come… pages

2. Email us at lamariposaspanishschool06@gmail.com to check availability, reserve your stay, arrange airport transportation, etc. There is no deposit for individuals, we just ask you to let us know asap should your plans change for any reason

3. If you want more info and LOTS more photos, check out tripadvisor reviews, facebook, instagram, and the blog

4. The FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) page on the website is useful for more detailed info and there is a suggested packing list

For Skype lessons

Email Josimar at lamariposaspanishschool06@gmail.com

If it is your first time taking Skype lessons with us, please include the following information:

• – Your current Spanish level (your teacher will further evaluate your proficiency)
• – What time* and how often you would like to take lessons. Classes are available from 8 – 5 every day, but please note that not all teachers are available every day.
• – Age of student, if under 18 years old.
• – Main reason for taking classes (for example, professional desiring workplace-specific Spanish, backpacker desiring basic travel Spanish, student needing a tutor for university class, etc.)

To Schedule, Reschedule, or Cancel a Class:

Email Josimar during office hours (Monday – Friday 8am – 5pm Nica Time) with at least 24 hours notice!

*Remember when requesting class times, we use Nica Time (Central Standard) all year round. World Time Buddy is a helpful tool to compare the time difference between your location and Nicaragua.

Calls

From outside of Nicaragua:  

(international calling code) + 505-85707043 or +505 83558653

From the USA & Canada:  011 + 505-85707043 or +505 83558653
From the UK & New Zealand:  00 + 505-85707043 or +505 83558653
From Australia:  0011 + 505-85707043 or +505 83558653

Find your international calling code

Mail

Please note – To send us mail, use the school’s Spanish name, La Escuela de Espanol, La Mariposa. The regular mail to Nicaragua is usually pretty reliable though it can take a while to get here! It is best NOT to send large parcels as they get held up in customs and the custom duties can be expensive.