Respect and responsibility of the Lavender Festival

We respect and love our land, our fields, and each and every flower that gifts us its essence year after year. For this reason, we take the utmost care of our environment by using biodegradable materials throughout the Festival, wooden chairs instead of plastic, paper cups, selective waste collection, recyclable materials, and employing a continuous cleaning team to remove any residue from among the flowers; avoiding any action that could modify or alter the landscape in the slightest.


*Certified organic lavender plantation

*Protected environmental area


And also...



  • We use ECO-friendly battery and biopropane power generators with minimal CO2 and NOx emission levels.
  • Free mobile device charging via solar mushrooms


  • Promotion and facilities for the use of shared eco-friendly vehicles.


  • Collection and recycling of used oil from food trucks


  • Selective collection of waste and refuse.


  • Recycled cardboard catering supplies: cups, plates, etc.


  • Agreement with DOWN GUADALAJARA with a job integration plan as auxiliary staff at the Festival.
  • Promotion of local employment. The festival directly employs more than 100 people, 60% of whom come from the Brihuega region.



  • Local economic boost. Throughout the festival, all hotels, rural accommodations, restaurants, and other businesses are fully booked, resulting in a significant economic impact on the region.



  • Tourist impact. Based on data provided by the Brihuega Tourist Office, it is estimated that the number of visitors to our lavender fields during flowering exceeds 100,000 people.