Ten days of French, culture and a lot of laughing
They arrived in February one by one, solo travelers from different corners. They left as a family. Small groups, placed by level on day one, with French at every meal and every outing.
1
Arrival on MooreaFerry from Tahiti, lunch at Fare Om, settling in, a short French test to form groups, sunset and gentle yoga at Tahia’amanu beach.
2
First class, first hikeMorning lessons, then a hike matched to the group’s level.
3
Lagoon dayMorning on the lagoon, afternoon class, French board games after dinner.
4
French-only dayLessons, a free afternoon of your choice, dinner and French songs.
5
EcomuseumLessons, then the Te Fare Natura ecomuseum.
6
Waterfalls and danceGuided hike to the Afareaitu waterfalls, picnic at Temae beach, dance and ukulele, Polynesian songs.
7
Motu dayA day on Motu Ahi: picnic, snorkeling, rest. Evening review of the first week.
8
Opunohu valleyLessons, picnic in the valley, then the treetop course at Tiki Park or a valley hike.
9
Magic MountainLessons, guided hike to Magic Mountain, weaving and flower crowns, Polynesian buffet with music.
10
Final classLast lessons and your final assessment, lunch together, ferry back to Tahiti.
Provisional program, adapted to weather and opportunities. Two French-only days, with no English at all.
What's included
Every group stay is built around the group, so your quote comes with its own list. A typical stay includes:
- French lessons each morning, in small groups by level
- Accommodation at Fare Om, with meals to suit your group
- Guided hikes, lagoon day, Ecomuseum, motu picnic
- Dance, ukulele, weaving and flower workshops
- Not included: flights, ferry from Tahiti, personal spending