Sillans-la-Cascade

Sillans-la-Cascade is a commune in southern France centered around a waterfall that plunges approximately 44 meters down rocky cliffs surrounded by Mediterranean plants and trees. The village sits within rolling terrain with various pathways connecting the settlement to natural features and viewing points.

The settlement emerged as a strategic point in medieval times, positioned between Provence's mountain regions and coastal areas where it controlled important water supplies. This location allowed it to serve as a connecting point between different parts of the region for centuries.

The village hosts traditional summer festivals where locals celebrate regional customs through craft displays and cooking demonstrations that showcase the area's heritage.

Visitors can reach the waterfall area through marked trails starting from the village center, with parking spaces available nearby for easy access. The paths offer different difficulty levels and remain mostly passable throughout the year.

The village's name references a distinctive underground water system beneath the area that creates hidden channels emerging as springs scattered throughout the territory in unexpected places. These subterranean flows have shaped the landscape's character for generations.

Location: canton of Tavernes

Location: Var

Location: arrondissement of Draguignan

Elevation above the sea: 400 m

Shares border with: Riez, Aups, Cotignac, Fox-Amphoux, Pontevès, Salernes

Phone: +33494046304

Email: mairie.sillans-la-cascade@wanadoo.fr

Website: http://sillans-la-cascade.fr

GPS coordinates: 43.56778,6.17972

Latest update: December 20, 2025 02:27