Sault lavande biography facts

The Sault Lavender Festival is a highlight of the summer season in Provence. Drawing locals from across the region, and visitors from around the world, this annual festival is the perfect addition to your South of France itinerary. Each year, this village of only 1, residents opens its doors to share the bounty of their lavender harvest and celebrate with cultural events, local cuisine and educational experiences.

Sault lavender fields

Sault is a village in Provence, in the South of France. Sault is located in the Vaucluse department, which is famous for its colorful lavender fields and fragrant lavender harvest. Sault is located about 70 kilometers east of Avignon, and is an easy one-hour drive. You can check the schedules here. The Sault Lavender Festival is a celebration held annually every summer.

Said to be the largest lavender festival in the world, the Sault Lavender Festival gives visitors the opportunity to learn more about the aromatic plant that is so important to the region. The festival grounds showcase displays about the different types of agriculture in the Vaucluse, including animal agriculture, beekeeping and all the different uses for the lavender harvest, from perfumes to culinary arts.

A highlight of the Sault Lavender Festival is joining the locals for a typical outdoor lunch. This is no small fea s t — more than 1, people take part in the dining experience each year.