Holiday in Frejus

Frejus, located on the Cote d’Azur, is a pleasant coastal town neighbouring Saint-Raphael, Var, which effectively forms one town. There are many reasons to visit Frejus, but one of the most popular reasons is to see its many sights. Port Frejus is surrounded by delightful sandy beaches, which compliment its natural heritage and when set against a backdrop of the Esterel hills.

The port can accommodate up to 750 moorings, which makes it a popular location for leisure boating and attracts many people to the local events such as the Roc Azur mountain bike event. If you like walking, then there are some great walks around Frejus, which are sure to impress. A stroll past the Malpasset dam located on the Reyran river, which incidentally burst in 1959 destroying much of the town, will make the walk worthwhile with its ancient monuments and Mediterranean flora such as Pine, Oak, Heather and wild strawberry trees.

Historically, Frejus is very similar to Provence and survived the many Saracen invasions that took place between the 7th and the 9th century. Frejus contains a medieval city as well as a popular seaside holiday haunt. It’s a popular location for many tourists due to its history, cultural and artistic content and its beautifully maintained beaches, clean sea and excellent sporting facilities.

Essentially, a holiday in Frejus has something for everybody with its historical, cultural past and its modern-day beautiful beaches and delightful port.

We have the magnificent La Baume parc at Frejus, which offers the perfect camping holiday in the Cote d’Azur region. With its remarkable pool complex, including its beautifully designed Lagoon Pool, La Baume simply cannot fail to impress. This is what makes it one of our most popular parcs on the French Riviera.