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Chutes du Caramy, Double waterfall in Carcès, France

The Chutes du Caramy features two seven-meter-high cascades that flow down limestone rocks, creating a natural spectacle in the Var region.

The waterfall system formed over centuries through the erosion of limestone deposits by the Caramy River, which continues to shape the landscape.

Local residents maintain traditional practices of canal management around the falls, reflecting centuries of water resource expertise in Provence.

Visitors can access the falls through a 3.5-kilometer walking path from either Carcès town center or the Lake Sainte-Suzanne parking area.

The waterfall changes its appearance throughout the year, displaying brown waters after rainfall and crystal formations during lower water levels.

Location: Carcès

Address: Chem. des Prés Neufs, 83570 Carcès, France

Website: https://la-provence-verte.net//activites/baignade-carces-chutes-du-caramy_578.html

GPS coordinates: 43.46721,6.20691

Latest update: May 3, 2025 20:14

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