Holiday apartment with sea view in Fréjus Plage
Your holiday on the Côte d'Azur

The port of Fréjus (Port Fréjus) is only about 150 meters from the holiday apartment. You can easily reach it in less than 5 minutes on foot . There you will find numerous restaurants, cafés and cozy bars right on the promenade, as well as opportunities for boat trips, water sports or a relaxing stroll along the seafront. The port of Saint-Raphaël (Port Santa Lucia) is only about 2 kilometers away and can be reached on foot in approximately 20–25 minutes , by bicycle in 10 minutes , or by car in just a few minutes. There, too, you'll find a lively harbor area with many shops, markets, and restaurants – a lovely place for an evening out. Both ports are ideal for enjoying the maritime atmosphere of the Côte d'Azur and offer a variety of leisure activities in the immediate vicinity of the holiday apartment.

The sandy beach is just a few steps from the apartment. Furthermore, the surrounding area offers many opportunities for dining, shopping, and walking, including a harbor in the immediate vicinity.

Right near the holiday apartment in Fréjus-Plage you will find numerous shops for your daily needs . Supermarkets, small grocery stores, bakeries, butchers and local markets are all within walking distance , so you can easily buy fresh food and everyday items without a car. There is an Intermarché supermarket directly behind the building , and the excellent bakery "Secrets de Famille" is just a few steps away .

Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël offer over 40 km of fine sandy coastline . The beaches are wide and gently sloping – ideal for swimming and sunbathing. The main beach of Fréjus and the coves near Saint-Aygulf are particularly popular.

During peak season, there are lifeguards, sun loungers, and beach bars. Families and water sports enthusiasts especially benefit from the excellent infrastructure.

At night, the waterfront promenades become lively promenades with cafes, bars, and street performers. The Fréjus beach promenade is particularly popular for evening strolls.

Jet skiing, sailing, diving, kayaking, wakeboarding and water skiing – active holidaymakers will find numerous options here.

The modern marina Port-Fréjus is the heart of maritime life: luxury boats, restaurants, bars and starting points for excursion boats or catamarans, e.g. to Saint-Tropez.

Yes, the Estérel Mountains with their red rocks are just a few minutes away. Coastal paths, viewpoints, and the Corniche d'Or offer ideal opportunities for hiking, cycling, or car trips.

Fréjus has Roman ruins, an amphitheater, an aqueduct , and a cathedral (Saint-Léonce) . Saint-Raphaël boasts an old town, churches such as Notre-Dame de la Victoire, traditional markets , and museums.

Many restaurants, bistros, and bars offer fresh fish, seafood, and local specialties. Saint-Raphaël is known for its fine dining, while Fréjus is part of the Côtes de Provence appellation and features wineries offering wine tastings.

Day trips to Cannes, Nice , or Saint-Tropez are easily doable. Grasse, Villefranche-sur-Mer , and other destinations on the Côte d'Azur are also easily accessible.

For families, active holidaymakers, culture enthusiasts or beach lovers – the region offers beaches, water sports, marinas, leisure activities, cultural attractions and day trips to the surrounding area.

Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël are classic seaside resorts on the French Riviera, boasting over 40 kilometers of fine sandy coastline. Wide, gently sloping beaches – such as Fréjus' main beach or the coves near Saint-Aygulf – are perfect for swimming and sunbathing. During peak season, the beaches are well-equipped (lifeguards, sun loungers, beach bars), which is especially appealing to families and water sports enthusiasts. At night, the promenades transform into lively promenades with numerous restaurants and bars – Fréjus' beach promenade, for example, comes alive in the evenings with street cafés and performers. Overall, Fréjus/Saint-Raphaël offers a true beach paradise for vacationers on the Mediterranean coast. The resorts are also characterized by a wide range of water sports and leisure activities . For example, you can go jet skiing, sailing, diving, kayaking, wakeboarding, or water skiing on the beaches – active holidaymakers will find everything they could wish for. The modern Port-Fréjus marina is the heart of the maritime scene: luxury yachts are moored here, and restaurants and cafés with sea views line the expansive promenade. Excursion boats and catamarans depart from the harbor: popular destinations include boat trips along the Esterel coast or even a trip to Saint-Tropez. You can, for example, take a speedboat directly into the Gulf of Saint-Tropez – a convenient alternative for reaching St. Tropez. This allows you to perfectly combine the diverse leisure activities with relaxation by the sea. The natural landscape around Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël is breathtaking, with the nearby Estérel Mountains just a short drive west. The red cliffs of the Estérel rise majestically. Easy coastal paths and viewpoints offer magnificent panoramas of the turquoise sea. The picturesque Corniche d'Or runs along the steep cliffs and is ideal for hiking, cycling, or driving. The region thus combines beach holidays with outdoor activities amidst a spectacular natural setting. The cities themselves also boast a wealth of cultural and historical treasures . Fréjus was an important Roman colony in antiquity, as evidenced by its amphitheater, aqueduct, and ancient walls. The compact old town, with its cathedral (Saint-Léonce), medieval streets, and lively squares, still reflects its rich history. Saint-Raphaël also has a charming old town center and noteworthy churches (such as Notre-Dame de la Victoire), as well as traditional markets. Both towns offer historical sites, museums, weekly markets, and regular events, ensuring a varied vacation that includes not only beach time but also cultural discoveries. The region offers a culinary experience steeped in Mediterranean lifestyle: numerous restaurants, bistros, and bars serve freshly caught fish, seafood, and local specialties (olives, lavender honey, tapenade, etc.). Saint-Raphaël is considered a particularly well-maintained town with high-quality gastronomy. Along the beach promenade and in the harbor districts, beach bars line up one after another – from casual snack bars to elegant wine bars. Markets and wine festivals showcase regional products and wines. Fréjus is also part of the Côtes de Provence appellation – several top-class wineries around Fréjus invite visitors to wine tastings. A stay here thus offers a distinctive Mediterranean flair, combining enjoyment of food, drink, and the Provençal ambiance. Thanks to its central location, day trips to the surrounding area can easily be incorporated. Fréjus/Saint-Raphaël are situated roughly halfway between Cannes and Saint-Tropez. Cannes and Nice are both less than an hour away – ideal for a shopping spree or a museum visit. Saint-Tropez is easily accessible via the port. Other attractive destinations on the Côte d'Azur and in Provence are also within easy reach, such as the fragrant town of Grasse (the world capital of perfume) or the port city of Villefranche-sur-Mer near Nice. This makes it easy to combine a relaxing beach holiday with sightseeing tours. In summary, Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël offer everything you could wish for in a holiday in the South of France: sunny sandy beaches, water sports and marinas, a well-maintained holiday region with good infrastructure (hotels, campsites, restaurants, bars), a wide range of activities for sports and families (water park, zoo, weekly market), and attractive destinations nearby. This makes them an ideal destination for a varied and culturally enriching beach holiday on the Côte d'Azur.