We stay at La Ferme Limbort (Braives), a cozy farm accommodation with plenty of outdoor space—perfect for sport, games and team vibes. French is spoken from morning to night, with playful language animation that boosts your speaking confidence. On the schedule: unusual sports like Quidditch, Archery Tag, Pickleball, Spikeball, Sepaktakraw, Kin-Ball, and even costume badminton, mixed with speed games and team challenges. Extra flavor: a circus night, relaxed evening games, and campfire moments. The CLIP kitchen cooks in-house—from hearty breakfast to lunch/snack and a tasty dinner—so you’ve got energy to spare. To top it off, we head to Namur to explore the citadeland historic center with a fun city challenge. Our enthusiastic leaders guarantee safety, structure, and above all: tons of fun.

We stay at La Ferme Limbort: comfortable, cozy, and perfect for groups. Rooms—from snug multi-bed options to the atmospheric spaces in the former hayloft—are neatly finished, with fresh bathrooms and ample storage. On the ground floor there are rooms suitable for participants with reduced mobility. The site offers generous indoor and outdoor areas: a multipurpose hall for briefings and evening activities, comfy lounge corners, and outside a large yard/meadow for games, sports, and a campfire moment.

The CLIP kitchen cooks in-house and accommodates allergies and dietary preferences: a hearty breakfast buffet to start the day, a varied lunch buffet, an afternoon snack after activities, and a three-course dinner in the evening. Everything is designed to fuel the day’s program and create a warm, homely atmosphere where everyone quickly feels at home.

Amid the greenery of Haspengouw (Braives) you’ll find rolling fields, orchards, and quiet village lanes—perfect for the outdoors, sport, and playful language tasks. We follow the Méhaigne valley for trails, challenges, and photo stops, roam hollow ways and RAVeL paths, and blend rural charm with a dash of city life. The highlight is our trip to Namur—the citadel and its views, the winding old streets, and a fun city challenge that puts your French into action. Along the way we drop into local spots—chapels, manor farms, picnic nooks—so you truly get to know the area. In short: peaceful nature, plenty of variety, and loads to discover close by.

In Braives, we expect each participant to have a basic level of French: introducing yourself, using greetings and polite forms, naming numbers and telling the time, asking and answering simple questions, and building short sentences in the present tense with common verbs.
Through fun, team-building activities, we lower the barrier to speaking. We use model sentences, visual support, and role-plays so you get quick wins. Throughout the week you’ll receive positive feedback and small language challenges; at the end, we provide rewards for both the group and individuals. This way your confidence grows and your foundation develops into more natural, spontaneous French.

We leave together by bus on Saturday morning, with departures from Ghent Dampoort (9:30 am), Groot-Bijgaarden (10:15 am) and Leuven (11:00 am), arriving in Braives at 12:00 pm.

We return together on Saturday afternoon: Leuven (4:00 pm), Groot-Bijgaarden (5:00 pm) and Ghent Dampoort (5:30 pm).

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

Good to know: participants up to 13 years old receive a tax certificate for participation.

To make sure you don’t forget anything, we’ve prepared a handy packing list.

No worries: all practical information will also be sent to you by email before departure!