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Founded in 1882, the Scourtinerie is unique in France. Formerly used for the traditional extraction of olive oil, scourtins made of coconut fibre, are since 1956 produced for coasters and Provencal rugs in shimmering colours.
Description
Founded in 1882 by Ferdinand and Marie Fert, this family business is now run by Frédérique and Arnaud Fert, the great grandchildren of the founders. The scourtin is a filter used for the extraction of olive oil, it is woven from rot-proof and very resistant coconut rope. Since the freeze of 1956, scourtins have also been used as trivets and Provençal rugs. Discover the weaving workshop as well as the scourtin museum which traces the history of the family business through the generations.
The Scourtinerie diversifies and launches in 2018 its new original creation: The Umbrella in 100% natural fibre, rot-proof and resistant to bad weather.
Open year round. Closed on Sundays. Guided tours for groups on reservation.
Spoken languages
- English
- Spanish
- French
Themes
- Craft
Labels and ranking
- Michelin guide
- Le Routard guide
- Vineyards and Discovery Accreditation
- Indoor
- Bad weather alternative
- "Accueil Vélo" : Cyclists Welcome label
- Recommended by high heat
Activities
- Handicrafts workshops
- Permanent exhibition
- Temporary exhibition
- Activity
- Children's entertainment
Opening
Visit
Individual tour
- Unguided individual tours available permanently
- Guided individual tours on request
Group tour
- Unguided group tours available permanently
- Guided group tours on request
- Average duration of groups visit: 60 minutes
- Min. group size: 10
- Max. group size: 50
Rate
Group rate available for > 10 people.
Free admission to museum, workshop and store
For groups: free admission for driver and accompanying adult.
Payment options:
- Bank/credit card
- Check
- Cash
- Credit transfer
Amenities and Services
- Educational visits
- Guided tours
- Online shop
- Pets welcome
- Shop
- Tour free of charge
- Tourist brochures
- Tourist information
- Film room
- Private parking
- Parking nearby
- Car park
- Public WC
- Sustainable development
- Outhouse
- Picnic area
- Toilets
Home complement
Museum
Accessibility
- Not accessible in a wheelchair
- Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance