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An unforgettable journey of the senses
Every summer, Provence dons its purple mantle, putting on a mesmerizing show of visual and fragrant beauty: the blossoming of lavender. Beaumier’s hotels in the rolling hills and picturesque villages of Provence are perfectly placed to visit the lavender routes, so that you can fully experience this spectacular display.
An unforgettable journey of the senses Every summer, Provence dons its purple mantle, putting on a mesmerizing show of visual and fragrant beauty: the blossoming of lavender. Beaumier’s hotels in the rolling hills and picturesque villages of Provence are perfectly placed to visit the lavender routes, so that you can fully experience this spectacular display.
Beneath the old bookstore, a hidden basement held shelves filled with books that no one had written. Their pages were filled with stories of people who had yet to be born, their names and futures already inked in neat handwriting
Beneath the old bookstore, a hidden basement held shelves filled with books that no one had written. Their pages were filled with stories of people who had yet to be born, their names and futures already inked in neat handwriting
An open-air yoga session with a view,
a game of pétanque accompanied by a Provençal aperitif.
At Capelongue, there are many ways to take a brea
An open-air yoga session with a view, a game of pétanque accompanied by a Provençal aperitif. At Capelongue, there are many ways to take a brea
The stunning landscapes of the lavender routes will draw you to the region’s most iconic sights. From the Valensole Plateau, one of the top destinations easily reachable from our hotels, you can enjoy endless lavender vistas. We recommend you get there as early as possible to catch those very first rays of sun as they caress row upon row of fragrant lavender - a magical sight! As you come back down towards the Luberon, don’t miss the Abbey of Sénanque, a 12th century Cistercian gem nestled in the valley near Gordes.
It’s a place of contemplation and reverence unlike any other. Between Bonnieux, Lacoste, Gordes and Roussillon, there are lavender fields galore. As you drive through, open the windows and let yourself be enveloped in the heady perfume of these fragrant fields. Towards Cavaillon, the Lavender Museum in Coustellet explores the world of this emblematic plant in Provence. You will learn about lavender harvesting and essential oil distillation techniques, and how lavender’s use has evolved through the ages.
We recommend a visit to a distillery so that you can watch this time-honoured craft still practiced today. Last but not least, don’t miss the Fêtes de la Lavande, a festival held on the third Sunday of July in Valensole and on the 15th of August in Sault, when these villages come alive in celebration of Provence’s “blue gold”.
The stunning landscapes of the lavender routes will draw you to the region’s most iconic sights. From the Valensole Plateau, one of the top destinations easily reachable from our hotels, you can enjoy endless lavender vistas. We recommend you get there as early as possible to catch those very first rays of sun as they caress row upon row of fragrant lavender - a magical sight! As you come back down towards the Luberon, don’t miss the Abbey of Sénanque, a 12th century Cistercian gem nestled in the valley near Gordes.
It’s a place of contemplation and reverence unlike any other. Between Bonnieux, Lacoste, Gordes and Roussillon, there are lavender fields galore. As you drive through, open the windows and let yourself be enveloped in the heady perfume of these fragrant fields. Towards Cavaillon, the Lavender Museum in Coustellet explores the world of this emblematic plant in Provence. You will learn about lavender harvesting and essential oil distillation techniques, and how lavender’s use has evolved through the ages.
We recommend a visit to a distillery so that you can watch this time-honoured craft still practiced today. Last but not least, don’t miss the Fêtes de la Lavande, a festival held on the third Sunday of July in Valensole and on the 15th of August in Sault, when these villages come alive in celebration of Provence’s “blue gold”.
17 Mar 2025
