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Cabasse

Tourism and travel guide

The village of Cabasse is located in the heart of lush landscapes, nestled in a valley surrounded by wooded hills.

The village was built near the Issole, a small river that winds through the hills. You can take a stroll through the narrow streets of Cabasse and explore the local monuments, including a must-visit to the 12th-century Saint-Pons Church, which was constructed in the 12th century and houses Gallo-Roman remains.

Numerous outdoor activities are available in Cabasse. You can go hiking or cycling in the hills, along the banks of the Issole or around Lake Caramy. You can also engage in other outdoor sports such as climbing, horseback riding, or tree climbing.

The Provencal cuisine is another tourist attraction in Cabasse. You can visit the local vineyards and taste the wines produced in Var, or sample local products at restaurants and local markets. A market is held every Tuesday morning in Cabasse.

What to do in the department of the Var ? Get in touch with the Tourist Office or the Tourist Office to discover activities. Do you want to stay near Cabasse? Would you like to stay in the town of Cabasse? In order to help you prepare your stay, we present a selection of accommodation.

The Green Provence (Provence Verte)

Var benefits from more abundant rainfall compared to Bouches-du-Rhône, resulting in the formation of numerous waterways. Green Provence, notably watered by the Argens River, offers picturesque landscapes with its valleys, hills, forests, and fields.

A tourist getaway in Green Provence allows you to explore authentic villages, exceptional natural sites, and a generous terroir. In Cabasse, you will experience relaxing and friendly holidays in the heart of a region of stunning natural beauty.

The Historical Monuments of Cabasse

Saint-Pons Church is not the only interesting monument to discover in Cabasse. Other historical landmarks captivate tourists visiting the village and its surroundings:

  • The Chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Glaive (17th century), believed to have been erected in gratitude to the Holy Virgin after the failure of a Saracen raid.
  • The Chapel of Saint-Loup (12th century), a medieval structure of Romanesque architecture.
  • The ‘Trou des Fées’ (Fairy’s Hole), a fortified troglodyte house built into a cliff.
  • The dolmen of La Gastée and the menhir of Peïro Plantado, dating back thousands of years.

Cabasse is also located near the Cistercian Abbey of Thoronet, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture.

Practical information

The village is located in Var, between the towns of Brignoles and Draguignan. Cabasse is accessible via the A8 motorway.

If you want information about tourist accommodations in Cabasse or wish to explore the historical monuments and activities around Cabasse, the Coeur du Var Tourist Office can provide you with assistance:

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