Couple-run lavender farm near Londrina with booked sensory tours July to October, sunset evenings with live music, and fresh or dried bouquets.
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Santa Lavanda grows nearly 2,000 lavender plants of several varieties on a family farm in the Espírito Santo district of Londrina. Dóren de Andrade Faria and Marcos Paulo Romani started in 2017 with ten plants and no farming background; she studied tourism and hospitality, he studied marketing. The farm is part of Paraná's Rota das Lavandas, a rural tourism route set up in 2022 by the state's rural development institute (IDR-Paraná).
All visits are booked ahead. The farm's sensory tour runs from July to October, and other options include a walk through the sensory garden, photo shoots, educational tours for schools, and a sunset experience with live music and snacks. The couple also teaches courses on growing lavender and building a lavender business. Local news reported 300 to 400 visitors a month from September to early December, the farm's busy season.
Fresh and dried bouquets start at R$50 (2026), and the farm also sells essential oil, floral water and handmade goods.
No. Visits are booked in advance.
From July to October.
Checked in October 2026 against local tourism and news pages. Hours and seasons change, so check with them before you go. How we check listings · Is this your business? Claim it free
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