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pretty lake for swimming in the summer and having a picnic during a hike, possibility of doing the complete tour and two beaches to relax + other nice spots around the lake

Lac Sainte Suzanne, commonly known as Lac de Carcès, is a lake in the Var department. You can walk around the lake and there are plenty of places to stop and enjoy.

Lac Sainte Suzanne, commonly known as Lac de Carcès, is a lake in the Provence-Alpes -Côte d'Azur region of France, in the Var department, created from the confluence of the rivers Caramy and Issole, and the River argens .

This lake has its legend: it was once said to be a wheat threshing floor. But on Sint-Anna, then a holiday, two miscreants came to collect their harvest. Then a mighty spring sprang up, which drowned mules and miscreants. At Sainte Anne it seems like you can still hear them spinning at the bottom of the water and cracking their whips. From the lake, on the south bank, we reach the maze of old streets of Besse, where it is good to walk.

With an area of 4 ha, it is 33 meters deep. Canals have also been constructed to supply it with water from the Issole.

Lake Besse is fed underground by a spring whose water comes from the St Quinis massif that surrounds the village to the north.

Small Roman bridge hidden at the bottom of Lake Carces

Magnificent artificial lake Sainte Suzanne lake, commonly known as Lac de Carcès is a lake in the French region Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, in the Var department originating from the confluence of the Caramy and Issole rivers, and the river the Argens