Language, nature and adventure come together at Lake Naussac. You’ll stay at Lycée Sacré-Cœur (Langogne) and enjoy CLIP’s renowned kitchen, plenty of outdoor space and a true holiday vibe. By day, you head into the rolling landscape: a treetop course by the lake, paddleboarding, mountain biking around the water, kayaking in the Gorges du Tarn, paintball and a cozy bivouac. We take trips to Le Puy-en-Velay and the picturesque Sainte-Énimie, and follow a nature photography workshop with a professional. French is spoken from wake-up to lights-out; playful workshops and animation build real speaking confidence. Belgian and French leaders act as one team, creating a safe, energetic atmosphere. Program: 10 days (8 on site), lots of variety and movement—learning becomes fun.

We stay at the Lycée Sacré-Cœur (Langogne), a short distance from Lake Naussac. CLIP usually doesn’t lodge in school buildings, but we’re happy to make an exception for this modern campus: recent, comfortable, and perfectly located for our outdoor program. On site, we create a holiday vibe with garden tables, parasols, outdoor lounges, pétanque, ping-pong, table football, barbecue, and a fire pit—you’ll feel at home fast. The CLIP kitchen cooks in-house: breakfast, lunch/picnic, and a tasty evening meal. Thanks to the location, the lake and nature are close by for SUP, kayak, the treetop course, and excursions.

Naussac sits by Lake Naussac near Langogne (Lozère, Occitanie), on the Margeride Plateau (±950 m). The vibe is calm, spacious and green: rolling hills, forests, valleys, and a large lake with wide shores. The mountain climate brings cool mornings and sunny days; winds can pick up by the water—great for watersports. Nearby you can SUP, kayak, sail, mountain bike, trail run, do orienteering, and try the treetop course. Langogne (shops, train station) is around the corner; Le Puy-en-Velay is easy to reach. Thanks to the variety, low-traffic setting and local partners, Naussac is perfect for a camp where language and action come together.

With us, French is spoken from wake-up to lights-out—because that works best. Learning means daring: speaking comes first, and our language workshops give a playful nudge. Variety and movement are built in; our hallmark: learning becomes fun. From the bus onward, group-building activities remove the fear of speaking. We invest in openness and well-being, with positive feedback and challenges rewarded at week’s end—for the group and for each participant. In Naussac, Belgian and French leaders work side by side: a unique atmosphere where you feel good and learn a lot.

We leave together by bus on Friday evening, with departures from Leuven (8:00 pm), Groot-Bijgaarden (8:45 pm) or Ghent Dampoort (9:30 pm). We return on Sunday morning to Leuven (8:00 am), Groot-Bijgaarden (8:45 am) and Ghent Dampoort (9:30 am).

The price includes transport, accommodation and the program, but excludes breakfast on the first morning (lunch during departure on Black Saturday) and personal expenses.

To make sure you don’t forget anything, we’ve listed everything in this handy packing list.

No worries: we’ll also send you all the practical info by email before you leave!