Building Bridges through
Educational Journeys
Coyote Aventuras Edu Experiences
We coordinate study abroad experiences and teacher-led groups that highlight Mesoamerica’s extraordinary cultural diversity, ancient history, communal organization, and ecological diversity.
Building Bridges
through
Educational Journeys
Coyote Aventuras Edu Experiences
We coordinate study abroad experiences and teacher-led groups that highlight Mesoamerica’s extraordinary cultural diversity, ancient history, communal organization, and ecological diversity.
About Us
We are a diverse collective of travelers, educators, artisans, nature lovers, and program coordinators who are passionate about building bridges across the world through the power of experiential learning. Through our vast network of business partners and collaborators in the region we construct educational journeys that connect students with the ancestral cosmovisions that are at the heart of Mesoamerican cultures.
Our educational journeys accommodate professors from a wide range of academic disciplines. We work with diverse departments such as Spanish, Latin American Studies, Archeology, Environmental Studies, Economics, History, Gender Studies, Anthropology, Food Studies, Religious Studies, and many more.
Learn about
Mesoamerica
Come Join Us…
On a life changing immersion experience that will cultivate your language skills, expand your horizons, build your confidence and develop international friendships that last a lifetime
Coyote Aventuras Edu works directly with professors and university staff to set out well-defined objectives and driving questions for study abroad courses.
Connect with nature
Our Services
Professor Led Groups
Customized educational journeys highlighting the perspectives of local community leaders who are actively transforming the region.
Alternative Breaks
Life-changing learning experiences through participation in a week of communal service, leadership building, and fun!
Gap Year Programs
Build confidence, learn another language, develop a global perspective, and cultivate essential skills for the future.
Summer Camps
Nature is our biggest teacher and we organize summer camps that encourage safe recreation outdoors, inspire curiosity, and form the innovators of the future.
Language Immersion
Take Spanish into the streets and build the necessary survival skills to better experience what makes México so special.
Volunteer Programs
Learn about regenerative travel and how sustainable ecotourism enacts a fundamental role in environmental conservation.
Inspire transformational personal growth
We coordinate all of the logistics such as transportation, accomodations, academic presentations, and educational activities with expert local guides to offer an enriching experience for students.
Engage in life-changing learning.
Connect with communal and civil society leaders.
Destinations
Educational Journeys
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica is a culturally rich region that extends from Central México down to the northern tip of Costa Rica.
Oaxaca
Immerse yourself in a unique environment exploring elements of an ancient past and forming connections to an ever-evolving future.
Mexico
Witness the pristine coastlines, snow-capped volcanoes, and natural biospheres that guard some of the world’s most delicate ecosystems.
Guatemala
Experience a radiant and colorful classroom surrounded by indigenous languages, traditional music, and tremendous Maya archeological sites.
Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a land of tremendous ecological diversity. Its awe-inspiring volcanoes and lush tropical rainforests have influenced distinct forms of cultural production for centuries.
An educational journey…
incorporates a well-organized academic curriculum into real life inter-cultural exchange.
It facilitates learning outside of a traditional classroom providing space for real-life educational experiences that cultivate essential linguistic and social skills. Study abroad programs illustrate the common thread that unites all of humanity and form global citizens ready to combat the pressing challenges of our time.
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