Exploring the Local Provençal Markets Around Chez Armand Gites, Bedoin

6/23/2025

Nestled at the foot of Mont Ventoux, the charming village of Bédoin is surrounded by a vibrant network of Provençal markets. These weekly gatherings offer a sensory feast of colors, scents, and flavors — the perfect way to experience authentic southern France. Here’s your guide to Bédoin’s market and the surrounding village markets, organized by day of the week.

Bedoin Market

Monday: Bédoin Weekly Market

When: Every Monday morning, year-round, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Where: Avenue Barral des Baux and the Marie-Louis-Gravier square, on the southern edge of the old village
Atmosphere: Lively and colorful, with around 100 stalls during peak season. This is a pedestrian-only market filled with local farmers, artisans, and traders.
What to Expect: Fresh produce, goat cheeses, saucisson, olives, Provençal fabrics, lavender products, local wines, handmade soaps, and occasional live music.
Pro Tip: Arrive early (around 9 AM) to beat the crowds. Parking is available on the outskirts, with a pleasant walk into the village center.

Friday Afternoon (Seasonal): Bédoin Farmers’ Market

When: Fridays from early April to late September, 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM (except August 15)
Where: Place de la République, Bédoin
Atmosphere: A small, relaxed market featuring only local producers.
What to Expect: Seasonal fruits and vegetables, artisanal honey, olive oil, wines, herbs, and jams — all directly from the farm.

Nearby Markets by Day

Here’s a round-up of other markets within easy reach of Bédoin — perfect for a market-hopping itinerary!
Monday

Saint-Didier: Small village market, quiet and local.

Tuesday

Caromb: Traditional Provençal market with fruit, veg, and local goods.
Beaumes-de-Venise: Classic village market known for Muscat wine and charming ambiance.

Wednesday

Sault: One of the oldest markets in Provence, dating back to 1515. Excellent for lavender and herbs.
Mazan: Friendly, mid-sized market with a good mix of food and crafts.
Malaucène: Popular for its balance of fresh produce and handmade goods — and great views of Mont Ventoux!

Thursday