The Vis Waterfall
We present you a marvel of nature... This incredible waterfall flows into breathtakingly clear water. You can find the Vis Waterfall at the heart of the Navacelles Cirque on the border between the Gard and Hérault departments. This crater, which seems to have been formed by a giant meteorite, is actually a natural result linked to the path of the Vis River. Nicknamed the Grand Canyon of Hérault, it is one of the great sites of France. The Vis Waterfall itself has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011.
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The Vis Waterfall
Navacelles Cirque
Only 2 hours from Marseille
The Aygalades Waterfall
What if we told you there is a waterfall in the northern neighborhoods of Marseille? Yes, it's true! It's the Aygalades waterfall, a waterfall around 9 meters high located on the property of the Falque Castle, previously reserved for the high society of Marseille. The place is now open to the public and offers a peaceful moment in nature! Every Sunday, you can access the waterfall for free and enjoy entertainment and indulge in street food from their food trucks! So, what are you waiting for?
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The Aygalades Waterfall
The Aygalades
15 minutes from Marseille
The Caramy Falls
Head to a pretty little French town in Carcès. Before reaching the falls, enjoy a lovely walk to admire not just one, but 2 waterfalls measuring around 7 meters high flowing through lush vegetation. It's forbidden to swim in the Caramy Falls, but we guarantee the walk is worth it. And if you're itching for a swim, you can always head to the nearby Lake of Saint-Suzanne!
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The Caramy Falls
Carcès
1 hour from Marseille
The Malaga waterfall
Iconic place of Rognac, this cascade that jumps a rocky cliff is fed by a water resurgence from cavities under limestone plateaus during rainy weather. It is not a spring but an overflow of water that overflows after heavy rains and can be dry during the summer period. So be careful not to be fooled, check beforehand to see if the water is flowing abundantly.
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Rognac
45 minutes from Marseille
The Sillans Waterfall
Hidden in a beautiful green setting, the village of Sillans-la-Cascade is located on the edge of the Verdon Natural Park, twenty minutes south of the Lake of Sainte-Croix. It is a perched village typical of Provence, and it is very pleasant to visit. But it is mainly famous for its magnificent 42-meter waterfall. Venture into the cool forest, discover the lagoon created by the waterfall, and swim in the turquoise water! The hike to the waterfall is about 25 minutes on foot. Swimming in the main pool under the waterfall is prohibited during peak season. However, swimming is allowed further downstream.
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Verdon Natural Park
1h30 from Marseille
The Carmes Waterfall
The Carmes waterfall is located in the small village of Barjols, in the heart of the Carmes Valley, a natural site of 3 hectares. Unlike the more famous Sillans Waterfall, you can get up close to this wonder of nature. A nice boardwalk lines the water, and then you enter a small passage resembling a miniature jungle until you reach the base of the waterfall. It's beautiful, it's green, it's refreshing and relaxing. The waterfall can even have tropical vibes depending on the season...
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The Waterfall of Carmes
Barjols
1 hour from Marseille
The Waterfall of Tombereau
Located 3 kilometers from the village of Bras, not far from Brignoles, the Cauron and Argens rivers come together to form a waterfall, where one can find peace and coolness. A large clearing has been set up there as a picnic area. The people of Bras celebrate this place on Whit Monday with a giant picnic featuring games, fishing, and Ball Trap. In the summer, it's a refreshing spot to visit with family or friends.
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The Waterfall of Tombereau
Le Bras
1 hour from Marseille
The Grand Baou Waterfall
The Grand Baou Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall, a little piece of paradise, close to everything and yet at the end of the world. You will find: Nature, relaxation, well-being, and traditional cuisine. The waterfall is temporarily closed, but we still give you this exceptional address to keep in mind to go refresh yourself as soon as it reopens.
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Le Val
1 hour from Marseille
The Gouffre Waterfall
The Gouffre Waterfall is nestled at the entrance of the village of Cotignac, in the Vallon Gaï, which winds along the Cassole for about 700m, until a magnificent 10m waterfall. This hiking spot remains wild, and easily accessible on a shaded trail…
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The Gouffre Waterfall
Vallon Gaï
Just 1h30 from Marseille
Saint-Pons Waterfall
In the St-Pons park in Gémenos (just 30km from Marseille), you'll find a domain of over 1500 hectares, rich with growing vegetation. The hike in the Saint-Pons valley is charming with its river, waterfalls, and nearly thousand-year-old abbey. This magical place is bathed in natural light, flooding the park shaded by the majestic trees that proudly stand there.
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Gémenos
Just 30 minutes from Marseille
The Waterfall of the Infernet Source
Getting away from it all near your home is possible! Hidden in Vitrolles is the Infernet Source. To get there, you have to follow the course of the Cadière, between Vitrolles and Les Pennes-Mirabeau, and you're there. At this sublime source that has nothing to envy the more difficult-to-reach torrents and waterfalls in the Bouches-du-Rhône. It is strictly forbidden to leave without a camera to bring back memories of this splendid walk.
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The Cascade of the Source de L'Infernet
Vitrolles
Only 20 minutes from Marseille
