Most Beautiful Lavender Farms Around the World

Lavender fields just hit different, right? There’s something about walking through rows and rows of purple blooms, the air smelling like a spa, and your camera roll turning instantly aesthetic. If that’s your vibe, then this one’s for you. We’ve rounded up some of the most beautiful lavender farms around the world — places where you can literally stop and smell the lavender (and maybe even take a few bunches home).

Whether you're planning a trip soon or just building the ultimate travel mood board, these dreamy spots are worth checking out.

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Mayfield Lavender Farm – London, England

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Yes, you can experience lavender fields just a short train ride from central London. Mayfield Lavender Farm in Banstead covers 25 acres of blooming goodness every summer. It’s the kind of place where you can pose beside a bright red phone box in the middle of the lavender — iconic, honestly. There's also a cute café and shop on-site, so you can grab a lavender lemonade or take home some organic products. Best time to visit? Late June to late August.

Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque – Provence, France

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You’ve probably seen this on Pinterest or your FYP: a centuries-old abbey surrounded by perfect rows of lavender. It’s real, and it’s in Provence. The Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque has been around since the 1100s and is still a functioning monastery today. The monks grow their own lavender and welcome visitors during the bloom season — usually mid-June to mid-August. Just a heads-up: it’s a peaceful spot, so wear something modest and keep the volume low out of respect.

Hitchin Lavender – Hertfordshire, England

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Imagine walking through 35 miles of lavender rows, with sunflowers popping up in the background by August. Hitchin Lavender makes that fantasy real. You can bring your own picnic, sprawl out under the sun, and just vibe. They've added timed slots to manage crowds, which is actually great if you want photos without random strangers in the background.

Cotswold Lavender – Worcestershire, England

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Set in the rolling Cotswold Hills, this family-run farm grows over 40 kinds of lavender. That’s right — lavender isn’t just one type! This place is super scenic and has that countryside fairytale feel. They even grow chamomile here, which gives the whole area extra chill energy. It’s definitely a peaceful day trip if you’re in England during summer.

Castle Farm – Kent, England

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If you’re looking for a more curated lavender experience, Castle Farm in Kent is where it’s at. You have to book in advance, but that means fewer people and more space to enjoy the fields. It’s perfect for a quiet walk or a laid-back picnic with epic views of the surrounding valley. They take their lavender seriously here, and it shows.

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Lavender season tip:

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Most of these farms bloom from June to August, so plan ahead and check their schedules. Some offer cut-your-own-lavender days, others have gift shops, cafés, or even yoga sessions in the field. Either way, you’re guaranteed a vibe.

So, where’s your next lavender adventure going to be? Whether you're in it for the IG shots, the scent therapy, or just a chill nature escape, these spots are all worth the detour.