The colors of summer in southern France are rich and charming.

1. Purple: Many people travel to southern France in summer to see the dreamy purple lavender. Mid-June to early August is the best time to see lavender in Provence, especially in early to mid-July. Sault and Valensole are two iconic places to see lavender. The lavender in Sault blooms later due to the higher altitude, blooming in late June and still visible in August. The flowering period in Valensole is earlier, from mid-June to mid-July. The vast lavender fields here are ideal for taking beautiful lavender photos. 2. Blue: The blue of southern France comes not only from the Mediterranean Sea but also from the Verdon Gorge and Lake Sainte-Croix. Nice, Cannes, and Marseille are all well-known cities on the French Riviera. The Bay of Angels in Nice is named for its resemblance to angel wings. The calm and clear sea is a great place to spend the summer. Cannes is famous for its film festival and beautiful beaches. One side of the Promenade de la Croisette is a delicate sandy bay, and the other side is colorful hotels. 3. Yellow: The summer in southern France also has yellow sunflowers, which contrast with the purple lavender to form colorful pastoral paintings. 4. Colorful: The small towns in southern France, such as Antibes, are known for their perfect blend of architectural colors and sunlight. The whole town is full of artistic atmosphere and French romance. 5. White and dark blue: When it comes to southern French style, you can't miss the Breton Stripes, a knitted horizontal striped top in dark blue and white. This color combination has become a must-have for summer.