Koh-Lanta: Vanuatu

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Koh-Lanta: Vanuatu
Presented by Denis Brogniart
No. of days40
No. of castaways16
WinnerFrançois-David Cardonnel
Runner-upÉmilie Frahi
Location Vanuatu
No. of episodes13
Release
Original releaseJuly 21 (2006-07-21) 
September 5, 2006 (2006-09-05)
Season chronology
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Pacifique
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Palawan

Koh-Lanta: Vanuatu was the sixth season of Koh-Lanta , the French version of Survivor . This season took place in Vanuatu, and was broadcast on TF1 from July 21 to September 5, 2006, on Fridays at 6:55 p.m. The two original tribes this season were Mosso and Tana. Along with the typical aspects of the game, this season contestants had to deal with both a cyclone and a series of earthquakes (one of which damaged the immunity idol). Due to several medical evacuations, Alain, Nathalie, and Sébastien who were all initially eliminated early on returned to the game.

The winner was François-David Cardonnel who took home the prize of €100,000.

Contestants

List of Koh-Lanta: Vanuatu contestants
ContestantTribeFinish
NameAgeResidenceOccupationOriginalDay 12SwitchMergedPlacementJuryDay
Karine Amorsi24 Monnetier-Mornex Retirement home caregiverTana1st voted outDay 3
Sébastien Roullé [a] Tana2nd voted outDay 6
Nathalie Penigaud [a] Mosso3rd voted outDay 9
Malika "Mama" El Fayed33 Savoie Holiday center directorMossoEvacuatedDay 10
Nicolas-Benoit "Nicolas" Maire42 Le Grau-du-Roi Tennis instructorMossoEvacuatedDay 12
Nicolas "Nico" Felger26 Marseille Sports salesmanTana4th voted out
Alain Ponton [a] Mosso5th voted outDay 15
Jean-Claude Errin60MarlyHeating and sanitary warehousemanMossoEvacuatedDay 18
Mickaël "Mika" Lelièvre32 Yvelines Cabinetmaker carpenterMosso6th voted out
Estelle Granger33 Landes BakerMossoKoh-Lanta7th voted out1st memberDay 21
Nathalie Penigaud38 Poitiers Swimming pool company managerMosso8th voted out2nd memberDay 24
Alain Ponton49 Marne MillerMosso9th voted out3rd memberDay 27
Catherine Brun43 La Bouilladisse HousewifeMosso10th voted out4th memberDay 31
Gaëlle Zanetton27 Annecy ForemanTana11th voted out5th memberDay 34
Marie Bayard Gautron21 Les Rousses BeauticianTana12th voted out6th memberDay 37
Ludovic "Ludo" Laresche28 Montbéliard CheesemakerTanaEliminated7th memberDay 38
Sébastien Roullé30 Rouen Car wash maintenance managerTanaMossoTana13th voted out8th memberDay 39
Émilie Frahi24 Saint-Martin-d'Hères Insurance advisorTanaRunner-upDay 40
François-David "F-D" Cardonnel21 Beaucaire FencerTanaSole survivor

Future appearances

Season summary

Koh-Lanta: Vanuatu season summary
EpisodeChallenge winner(s)Eliminated
No.Air dateRewardImmunityTribePlayer
1July 21, 2006TanaMossoTanaKarine
2July 28, 2006TanaMossoTanaSébastien
3August 4, 2006MossoTanaMossoNathalie
4TanaMossoMossoMama [b]
MossoNicolas [b]
TanaNico
5August 11, 2006TanaTanaMossoAlain
6TanaTanaMossoJean-Claude [b]
MossoMika
7August 18, 2006TanaGaëlleKoh-LantaEstelle
8François-DavidSébastienNathalie
9August 22, 2006Marie [Gaëlle]LudovicAlain
10Marie [Gaëlle]ÉmilieCatherine
11August 29, 2006Ludovic [Sébastien]SébastienGaëlle
12Ludovic [François-David]François-DavidMarie
13September 5, 2006NoneÉmilie, François-David, SébastienLudovic
ÉmilieSébastien

Voting history

  1. 1 2 3 Returned to game.
  2. 1 2 3 Evacuated.

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