About
Coustellet Market is a Sunday market in the Luberon region of France, held in the village of Coustellet in Provence. It brings together local producers, artisans and growers, and it is best known for its lavender products, alongside fresh produce and crafts.
What you will find
- Lavender products, made from the plant that defines much of the surrounding countryside
- Fresh local produce, the kind of seasonal food stalls that Provençal markets are known for
- Handmade crafts from makers working in the region
The market suits a visitor who wants to see daily life in the Luberon rather than a set-piece attraction. Browsing the stalls, speaking with the people selling their own goods, and choosing something to take home is the main reason to go.
Making a day of it
Because the market is held on Sundays, it works well as the centre of a morning out. Many visitors pair it with a walk through the surrounding villages and the wider Luberon landscape, which is known for its hilltop settlements, open countryside and lavender fields in season. Arriving earlier in the day gives you the widest choice of stalls, and a relaxed lunch nearby is an easy way to round off the visit.
Coustellet Market is a good stop for anyone interested in local food, regional products and the rhythm of a small Provençal community, and a natural addition to a trip through the Luberon.