Beaumettes

Tourism and travel guide

The small village of Beaumettes in the Vaucluse is perfectly integrated in the heart of splendid landscapes. Nestling in a beautiful natural setting, this authentic Luberon village combines modernity and tradition. Not far from some of the Vaucluse’s must-see tourist sites and monuments, the village of Beaumettes welcomes you for a visit of a few hours or for a stay of several days.

Are you taking advantage of your stay to practise an outdoor sports activity? Get out your bike, take your trainers and explore the sunny roads and paths of the Luberon. According to your desires, you will also have the opportunity to try your hand at different activities in the Vaucluse: horse riding, climbing, tree climbing, paragliding?

Benefiting from Mediterranean influences, based on an exceptional terroir, the culinary tradition of southeastern France is a tourist attraction in its own right. The producers’ markets organized in the region are a unique opportunity to live a convivial experience, while enjoying local products.

Churches, squares, fountains, wash houses, monasteries… The heritage tells a story, that of the inhabitants who have shaped the landscapes of this region and have developed a terroir of great richness.

Which monuments can you visit in Beaumettes. Get in touch with the Tourist Office or the Tourist Office to prepare your stay.

You wish to stay in the Vaucluse? Are you more interested in camping, bed and breakfast or hotel? We can help you book the accommodation of your dreams in the region.

The Luberon Regional Nature Park

The Luberon Regional Natural Park is defined by its remarkable natural areas. Between cultivated areas and forests, valleys and mountains, the Park offers many faces. As you walk through the Park, you can admire a rich fauna of 270 species of vertebrates that live in dry or wet areas, on land, in caves or in the midst of clouds. With a bit of luck, you will be able to see rare birds of prey such as the Egyptian vulture, or small birds such as the spotted woodpecker or the spring wagtail. The Luberon can also be explored on a bike. From Beaumettes, set off on the roads and paths of the Park, discovering landscapes of great beauty. The Luberon is also famous for its many perched villages, many of which can be visited near Beaumettes.

The Museums in the Vaucluse department

During your stay, you will be able to multiply the cultural activities. Indeed, the department is home to many museums. What to see? What to do? You can visit museums with classical or more unusual collections, such as the extraordinary museum of Gerges Mazoyer d’ Ansouis, the wine museum of Ansouis, the museum of the School of the past in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, the museum of the underground world in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, the mechanical music mill of Mormoiron, the ecomuseum of the bird calls in Saint-Didier.